Sanfield : Bringing Technologies Together

www.sanfieldindia.in Sanfield India Limited was established in India by the Rajwani Family in the year 1994, right in the year of liberalization.  Dr. Manmohan Singh revolutionized India's economy On an initial stage, we started with the manufacturing of  Expansion Joints for Bridges and Buildings under Sanfield Industries Limited, Hong Kong. In late 90s, the Indian market was able to adapt to the latest technologies. That’s where we started with the trading of raw materials from foreign countries mainly USA, China, Thailand and other European countries and manufactured the finished goods here in our Govindpura Plant, Bhopal .   This growth was followed by adding the Design of bearings and production under technical collaboration with Granor Rubber and Engineering Private Limited, Australia in 1998. Sanfield India Limited, Govindpura plant in its 2000s Year 2000 was a remarkable year for Sanfield India Limited. With the arduous efforts of our laborious team, we introduc...

April 27,2021 – India’s first 3D-Printed home was set up in IIT-Madras by the start-up “TVASTA Manufacturing Solutions”, within the campus, in association with Habitat for Humanity’s Terwilliger Centre for Innovation in Shelter.  India's first 3D Printed house created in IIT Madras. Over the years, even though,at a slow pace, the technology of 3D-Printed houses has started overruling the traditional way of constructing houses globally. About a dozen companies are working on 3D-printed houses worldwide, with an estimation to reach at a total cost of $1.5 billion by 2024 globally. History states that the construction of 3D printing and its development has been underway since 1995. Two methods were invented, one by Joseph Pegna  which was focused on a sand/cement forming technique.  The other technique, Contour Crafting by Behrohk Khoshnevis,  initially began as a novel ceramic extrusion and shaping  method, as an alternative to the emerging polymer and metal...

National Capital Region Transport Corporation ( NCRTC ) - a Joint Venture of Govt of India and the States of Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh is mandated for implementing the Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) project across the National Capital Region. This mobility system will not only improve regional connectivity but will also help to promote sustainable and balanced urban development in the NCR region. But, why was this set of bodies formed?   The NCRTC body was established in 2013. The Union Cabinet approved this body under the Companies Act, 1956 with an initial capital of Rs.100 crores. This body was formed to design, develop, implement, finance, operate and maintain  the Regional Rapid Transit System ( RRTS )  to provide comfortable and fast transit to NCR towns and meet the high growth in transport demand.    This project involves an estimated investment of US$20 billion for phase 1. This round includes three rapid-rail corridors a...

Did you know that the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge in New York, 1869 was completed by the "First Field Woman Engineer"?  Emily Warren Roebling  took over her husband Washington Roebling's responsibilities as chief engineer. She used to carry regular supervision of the project site and saw the finalization of the bridge with great commitment.  Civil Engineering is all about creating an infrastructure to provide road, rail, bridges, harbours and airports while maintaining the sustainability of the environment.    But while we are moving ahead in technology, we are still lacking behind in equality.  “There is no sex to engineering, but there are customs, habits, and organizations of long-standing which are an initial handicap to women and require more than average ability if she is to succeed in overcoming these barriers.”   Civil Engineering is one of the best-paid professions worldwide. Unfortunately, only around 13% of profession...

Signature Bridge - A new tourist destination, located across the Yamuna River connecting Wazirabad to east Delhi, is the most contemporary landmark for the capital of India - Delhi. The bridge was inaugurated on 4 November 2018 by the then Chief Minister of Delhi - Arvind Kejriwal, to ease the rapidly-increasing traffic congestion on the existing Wazirabad bridge. The architectural highlight of the bridge is its inclined pylon of 156-metre. Over the top is a 30 meters steel glass that has selfie spots to accommodate 50 visitors at one time. The pylon of Signature Bridge is the tallest structure in Delhi and is double the height of Qutub Minar. The bridge is being projected as India’s first asymmetrical cable-stayed bridge, with the gesture ‘Namaste’. The graphics and laser show happening here symbolizes a modern and progressive India. The iconic bridge has proven to be a huge economic booster as it draws the attention of tourists from across India and even aboard. It shortens the ...

(source : https://www.build-review.com/2019-how-can-the-uk-construction-industry-adapt-to-economic-and-political-change/ ) .  .  . The Construction industry plays a very important role in the development of India’s economy. This sector creates both employment and investment opportunities on a very vast scale. This industry is segmented, with the involvement of different major players in construction activities across all the areas. Being a labor-intensive sector, it includes both the direct and indirect jobs of more than 49.5 million people. The Indian construction market is expected to register a CAGR of 6% over the forecast period, 2019 – 2024. By 2025, the output of the construction industry of India is expected to emerge as the third-largest industry in the world.  To be precise,34 Km of National Highways were constructed per day in the financial year  2020-21, which was 3 times higher, than the rate of construction of highways during the financial year ...