Construction Sector News | Infrastructure, Engineering and Technology

Australia validates use of recycled rubber to reinforce rail tracks

Proven two-year reduction in track wear and settling due to the use of recycled rubber.

Qatar builds 2 schools of 40,000 m² using the world's largest 3D printers.

The bricks are fired at only 200 °C, reducing energy consumption by 80% compared to traditional bricks.

CivDot robots can mark up to 3,000 points per day with an accuracy of 8 mm, six times the speed of human work.

The Mayrit tunnel boring machine is capable of excavating up to 15 meters per day.

The 3D printed concrete house withstood tests with a shaking table capable of simulating real earthquakes of up to 50 tons of load.

Habitat will use the Hadrian X robot to build housing and defense projects in and around Darwin.

The co-firing of illitic clay and low-grade kaolin reduced the porosity of the concrete by 41% and increased its compressive strength by 15%.

The tower supports real structural load, thanks to an innovative robotic reinforcement system.

The Delia tunnel boring machine has already excavated more than 7 kilometers since its assembly in San Juan de Dios.

Allium's coating on rebar promises to triple structural service life without changing industrial processes.

The bridge was built in an area with such extreme winds that it was necessary to develop windproof welding technology.