Effects of Climate Change on Existing Bridge Structures in India

Professor (Dr.) S B Hegde explores innovative materials and technologies, including recycled aggregates, high-performance concrete, geosynthetics, bio-based composites, fiber-reinforced polymers (FRP), basalt reinforcements, and self-healing

In September 2017, the Honorable Prime Minister of India launched the nation's most ambitious project, the Bullet Train, marking a significant stride toward a New India. The National High Speed Rail Corporation Ltd. (NHSRCL)

Dr S B Hegde reviews recent advancements in sustainable materials, their properties, applications, benefits, and prospects in India’s bridge construction industry.

The precast segmental construction is the most sought after methodology with its speed as high as 2½ days per span of superstructure construction. Er. Vinay Gupta, Managing Director, Tandon Consultants

Bihar is witnessing an alarming series of bridges collapsing, highlighting the vulnerability of both new and existing infrastructure in the state, and raising concerns about public safety and the overall effectiveness of its infrastructure

The recent bridge collapses in Bihar have ignited widespread concern over the safety and reliability of our critical infrastructure. As a specialist in Geotechnical Engineering, I firmly believe that thorough geotechnical investigations

The recent bridge collapses in Bihar have cast a spotlight on the pressing issue of infrastructure safety. These tragic events underscore the need for a thorough examination of the reasons behind such failures and the implementation

MASIN delves into the critical factors contributing to bridge collapses in India, including design flaws, construction errors, and maintenance issues.

Constructing large bridge projects entails managing multifaceted risks, spanning from product quality to project management. Mitigation strategies involve thorough planning, stakeholder engagement, regulatory compliance, and proactive