Fibre Reinforced Port Pavement | Namibe Port Expansion
BarChip 48 macro synthetic fibre reinforced approximately 44,500 m² of heavy duty external pavement at the Namibe Port expansion in Angola, replacing conventional top steel reinforcement.
BarChip 48 macro synthetic fibre reinforced approximately 44,500 m² of heavy duty external pavement at the Namibe Port expansion in Angola, replacing conventional top steel reinforcement.
Designed for 189 million ESALs and around 2,500 trucks a day, La Pólvora Highway uses BarChip macro synthetic fibre and TCP pavement design to deliver heavy-duty performance with 23% less concrete.
When it comes to fibre reinforced concrete flooring, BarChip MQ58 sets itself apart by delivering a unique triple benefit package.
BarChip reduce carbon footprint of shotcrete ground support by over 70 million kg of carbon.
Once an unused and overgrown section of land between the sea and the highway, Reidi Tee Prominade has been transformed from a wasteland to one of the best public spaces in Tallinn.
John Holland used BarChip fibre reinforced concrete to deliver a 20% saving at the Parkes WTP.
BarChip synthetic fibre concrete reinforcement replaces steel reinforcement at the Ausgrid substation in Sydney, Australia, eliminating the risk of corrosion and electrical current surges through the paving.