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Aluminium Composite Material was involved in the Times Tower, Kamala Mills, Lower Parel West, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India on 6 September 2024. Two days after the long awaited publication of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry final report, following the 72 deaths due to the 14 June 2017 fire. Please read it... https://lnkd.in/epZpCmFB Does anyone know the manufacturer and specification of the Aluminium Composite Material (ACM), or the Aluminium Composite Panel (ACP) as it is referred to in Mumbai? It is an obvious thing to say but these fires will keep happening, and at some point luck will run out. As it did on 22 February 2024 at the apartments in Campanar, Valencia, Spain, where 10 died. The official investigation to that ACM fire is still ongoing. https://lnkd.in/eNkdPDjN Luck isn't a Fire Strategy. Internationally this legacy of previously approved construction is a problem.

Aluminium has emerged as a leading choice of material in the current fenestration market. The fenestration industry has undergone significant changes in the last few years in view of ever evolving changes in the architectural and design landscape. Some of the emerging trends in the doors and windows market in India include slim profile designs, a focus on sustainability and energy efficiency, durability and low maintenance products, like aluminium fenestration solutions that can withstand harsh weather conditions like cyclones and heavy rainfall. Nehal Bazari, Head-Marketing, Eternia, Hindalco Industries Limited, an Aditya Birla Group Read more: https://lnkd.in/dfeHKzFM Ramamurthy Mayavan Sudheer Vathiyath #fenestration #aluminium #maintenance #architectural #realestate #construction #infrastructure #manufacturing #doorandwindows

Most of the construction materials that are imported to India India mainly imports various construction materials which include the following: Cement: as one of the main building materials. Iron and steel: for building structures and infrastructure. Stone: including decorative and construction stones. Wood: For use in construction and decoration. Ceramics and tiles: for covering floors and walls. Glass: in modern construction and facades Chemicals: including concrete additives and insulating materials. Gypsum:For use in construction and decoration The import of these materials is related to the growing needs of construction and infrastructure development in India. Do you know Iran's share of the Indian plaster market? Iran's share of the Indian gypsum market is not precisely known and can vary annually according to market changes. But Iran, as one of the major gypsum producers, has significant exports to India. With a like you can get more detailed information about the comparison of Iranian plaster and domestic plaster and the advantages and disadvantages of each Supplying excellent quality of Plaster with us, Increasing market share with you TAHA GYPSUM 00989194801547

Clay bricks, prized for their durability and strength, dominate house construction in India, surpassing other brick types. They are often reinforced with cement for long-lasting structural integrity. ACC Limited Ajay Kapur Abhishek Ramkrishna Pankaj Singh vinod bahety Aroop Chatterjee Ramarao Sukuru #ThisisAdaniCement #BuildingNationswithGoodness #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildWise #ConstructionInsights

The North American Decorative Concrete Market was valued at USD 4.57 Billion and is projected to reach a market size of USD 6.83 Billion by the end of 2030. Over the forecast period of 2024-2030, the market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 5.9%. These stats are from Virtue Market Research, generated Oct 3, 2024.

Most of the construction materials that are imported to India India mainly imports various construction materials which include the following: Cement: as one of the main building materials. Iron and steel: for building structures and infrastructure. Stone: including decorative and construction stones. Wood: For use in construction and decoration. Ceramics and tiles: for covering floors and walls. Glass: in modern construction and facades Chemicals: including concrete additives and insulating materials. Gypsum:For use in construction and decoration The import of these materials is related to the growing needs of construction and infrastructure development in India. Do you know Iran's share of the Indian plaster market? Iran's share of the Indian gypsum market is not precisely known and can vary annually according to market changes. But Iran, as one of the major gypsum producers, has significant exports to India. With a like you can get more detailed information about the comparison of Iranian plaster and domestic plaster and the advantages and disadvantages of each Supplying excellent quality of Plaster with us, Increasing market share with you TAHA GYPSUM 00989919500883

Knowledge Series Credits Parimal Marathe sir Jambha chira stone, also known as laterite stone, is a popular choice in India for construction purposes. It's known for its strength, durability, and fire resistance. It can withstand harsh weather conditions, has excellent thermal properties, and is resistant to erosion and weathering. Here are some more details about jambha chira stone: Size: Jambha chira stone comes in sizes such as 12x7 inches and 2.7x7 inches. Color: Laterite is a soil type that's rich in iron and aluminum and is commonly rusty-red in color. Weight: Laterite weighs 1.02 gm/cm³ or 1,019 kg/m³. Uses: Laterite is commonly used as a road pavement material, gravel for roads, and base materials. It's also a good material for embankment construction. Its porous nature allows it to absorb and retain moisture, making it resistant to erosion and weathering. It also has excellent thermal properties, which make it a great insulator against heat and cold. #civilengineeringjobs #constructionmanagement #projectplanning #projectmanagement #constructionfinishes #constructionfinishes

🏗️🇮🇳 When it comes to concrete temperature in India, here’s the scoop: Ideal Range: Before pouring, aim for 27-35°C. This ensures proper hydration, vital for concrete strength and durability Hot Weather Concreting: In India, any ambient temperature above 40°C falls into this category. Special precautions are needed to maintain quality during hot weather concreting Cold Weather: Keep concrete at 40°C (if >72 inches thick), 45°C (36-72 inches), 50°C (12-36 inches), or 55°C (<12 inches) to prevent delays or freezing Remember, the right temp keeps your structures rock-solid! 💪🔧 #ConstructionTips #civilengineers