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Mona joined the Sawmill CLT staff in June 2016.
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Annette Montoya, Project Manager
Annette holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering from New Mexico State University. She joined the organization in January 2014 after 18 years with the City of Albuquerque and 7 years with NMDOT. She has several years of experience in project management in both commercial and residential design and construction. Prior to joining the organization, she managed several new and remodeled facilities projects throughout the City of Albuquerque which included Transit Maintenance Facilities, Roadways, Senior Centers, Senior Kitchen, Community Centers, and Multi-Generational Facilities. These project teams earned 3 LEED projects awards, including the City’s first Gold and two LEED Silver awards.
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There are many things that contribute to the uniqueness of Barcelona, but nothing quite compares to the masterfully constructed organization of its so called “grid city.” Created in the early 20th century, this construction began with the Eixample District of the city. The urban planning divided the district into octagonal blocks, and designed them into a grid pattern with wide avenues, long streets, and rounded street corners.
The organization of this district allows for improved living conditions for the residents, including an increase in powerful sunlight, great ventilation, and a vast amount of green space for the public to use. It also makes the city look like a conglomeration of neat squares with rounded edges from above.
While the grid arrangement lasted the city for centuries, Barcelona has now begun transitioning to ‘superblocks’ to increase the streets usability even more. Janet Sanz Cid, the deputy mayor of Barcelona, explained to the New York Times, “We like to call it ‘winning back the streets for the people,’” As the popularity of this beautiful metropolis has grown, so has the tourism, and consequently the congestion on the streets and sidewalks. The creation of superblocks will severely limit the use of cars and other vehicles in order to reduce traffic and air pollution, and also to be able to use this public space in a pedestrian focused way.
With this plan, these superblocks will be overlaid on the current street grid, with each block consisting of up to nine continuous blocks. Consequently, in each of these superblocks the previously existing streets and intersections will be mostly closed to the traffic—making it possible for these blocks to be open to the community and used as spaces such as plazas, playgrounds, and green areas such as gardens. This will be fully underway, with a couple spaces already blocked off, by 2018.
These “superilles” will have an extreme effect on the city—challenging the idea that these streets are for the purpose of cars and not pedestrians. This plan will redirect cars and buses to the outskirts of these superblocks, allowing for much more freedom for the pedestrians, while still letting the vehicles operate in the city.
This fairly new idea has launched Barcelona to the forefront of urban transportation experiments, however, officials have recognized that this shift will not be simple. It will require a change in how people view these streets and how they will get around in the future.


Your questions answered
ReGen is the name for the new energy recovery and recycling facilities that form the Cayman Islands Government’s Integrated Solid Waste Management System designed to deliver sustainable waste management and promote the international waste hierarchy (reduce, reuse, recycle, recover, dispose).
When complete, these new facilities will have the capacity to divert up to 95% of our waste from being landfilled and contribute 8.5 Megawatts of renewable energy to the grid.
ReGen includes a series of waste management facilities capable of processing many different materials, including recyclables, as well as a state-of-the-art energy recovery facility that will turn things that aren’t recycled into energy to power our homes and businesses.
When complete, ReGen’s integrated components will work together to reduce the amount of waste being landfilled:
- Energy recovery facility
- Bottom ash processing facility
- Construction and demolition waste facility
- End-of-life vehicle and scrap metal processing facility
- Residual waste landfill
- Household waste recycling centre
- Materials recovery facility
- Green waste facility
- Medical waste facility
The ReGen facilities will be located in George Town, immediately south of the existing landfill.
The facilities include a lined, residual waste landfill which will be located within the footprint of the existing George Town Landfill.
Put simply, we can’t keep dumping our trash in the ground. ReGen provides a modern and sustainable alternative to landfilling through a series of integrated facilities designed to work together to improve recycling performance, and turn materials that aren’t recycled into electricity to power our homes and businesses.
When the new waste management facilities are up and running, they will help create a cleaner and greener Cayman Islands, benefitting our whole community.
Over the course of 2021, the ongoing remediation of the north mound at the George Town Landfill will continue. Remediation of the George Town Landfill includes capping and covering the mound of waste, planting grasses and other plants, managing the landfill gas generated within the waste, controlling storm water run-off, and environmental monitoring of air, surface and groundwater quality.
It is anticipated that the remediated and planted site may one day feature a public viewing space. The landfill may take a number of years to stabilise and monitoring programmes will determine its final use.
A small area of the George Town Landfill will remain active while remediation is taking place. Remediation will continue in stages until the energy recovery facility is complete.
A new, lined landfill will be constructed as part of the new facilities. Located within the footprint of the existing George Town Landfill, this residual waste landfill will accommodate materials that cannot be processed through the energy recovery facility or recycled.
The current project timeline has remediation of the north mound at the George Town Landfill scheduled to be complete in 2022, and the ReGen facilities scheduled to be commissioned and operational in 2026.
Dart is providing the capital investment to construct the ReGen facilities.
At the end of the 25-year contract period, the ReGen facilities will be transferred to Government ownership.
The ReGen facilities construction costs will be financed by Dart with no cost to Government until ReGen is fully operational. Once the facilities are operational, Government will pay a cost per tonne of waste processed over the 25-year life of the project. There are no disposal fees to the public, and no plans to introduce disposal fees for commercial operators at this time. An additional revenue stream for ReGen will be the sale of electricity generated through the energy recovery facility. Costs on the project continue to be negotiated between Cayman Islands Government and the Dart Consortium.
Options are being explored to cap and remediate the existing landfill sites in Cayman Brac and Little Cayman, and package and ship waste to Grand Cayman for treatment through the energy recovery and recycling facilities.
Health & Safety
Remediation will deliver a number of environmental benefits to the community, including:
- Transforming the visual appearance of the current landfill.
- Reducing greenhouse gas emissions by more than 23,000 tonnes a year; equivalent to removing more than 5,000 cars from our roads every year.
- Eliminating nuisance odours from the current landfill.
- Minimising groundwater and surface water contamination.
- Prevent pests from accessing the decomposing waste.
A detailed risk-based assessment and remediation plan has been developed to ensure the remediated George Town Landfill will be a safe neighbour to surrounding homes and businesses going forward.
Energy recovery facilities are often located in city centres, close to the communities they serve. Examples can be found in London, Paris, Cophenhagen and Mallorca. ReGen will be built to the same standards as these facilities that are permitted to operate within densely populated areas.
The energy recovery facility will be constructed and operated to the European Union Industrial Emissions Directive, which is considered the highest global standard.
Potable water in the Seven Mile and West Bay areas is supplied by Cayman Water Company, all other areas of Grand Cayman are served by Water Authority – Cayman. Both companies convert brackish groundwater into drinking water through reverse osmosis and have protocols in place to ensure safe potable water supply. Please contact your water service provider to learn more about their processes for monitoring drinking water quality.
The intent is for the remediated George Town Landfill to become a grassy hill that may eventually feature a public viewing area. The landfill may take a number of years to stabilise and monitoring programmes will determine its final use.
ReGen is expected to create up to 300 construction related jobs and up to 60 long-term operational, maintenance and management jobs ensuring the safe and efficient operation of the facilities.
The Department of Environmental Health will continue to manage waste and recycling collection, and operate the materials recovery, household recycling, green waste processing and medical waste facilities, retaining existing local jobs.
Sustainability is at the heart of ReGen. This multimillion-dollar public-private partnership between the Cayman Islands Government and the Dart-led consortium includes remediation of the George Town Landfill and the development of new facilities to improve recycling and turn materials that aren’t recycled into electricity to power our homes and businesses.
Remediation of the George Town Landfill will cut greenhouse gas emissions by more than 23,000 tonnes a year. That’s like removing more than 5,000 cars from our roads every year.
There will also be economic benefits through short- and long-term job creation, and social benefits such as significantly minimising the risk of future landfill fires and a reducing our dependency on fossil fuels for generating electricity.
ReGen will also include education facilities and resources to support youth and community understanding of the role we can all play our part in managing our waste more sustainably.
Ask us about the project
We are constantly revising our FAQ page to make sure you’re kept up to date as the project progresses. If we haven’t quite answered your question, drop us a message and we’ll get back to you within 3 – 5 working days.
If you have a question about trash collection or recycling depots, you can contact the Department of Environmental Health here.


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Our company is aware that the surface treatment of products is very important for the life and functionality of the product itself. Therefore, only quality and proven materials for surface treatment of products with respect to the environment are used.
The basic prerequisite for good surface finish, its durability and constancy is the perfect cleaning of the surface of the steel elements from all loose or firmly fixed dirt, grease, corrosion and the like. so=called pre-surface treatment. The pre-surface treatment is carried out on a continuous blasting line where, with the help of a steel abrasive, we achieve a level of surface treatment of Sa 2.5.
For outdoor constructions with direct weather conditions.
For this type of steel structures, alkyd systems are suitable which, when applied in larger thicknesses, resist weathering. The corrosion resistance of these systems according to ISO 12944 is C2 and C3. For corrosive grades C2-H (high) and C3-M (medium) 80 μm of basic alkyd feed + 80 μm of top alkyd feed = 80 μm DFT (dry film thickness) is used. This coating thickness is suitable for steel structures, machinery and equipment in outdoor urban, marine and industrial environments.
By selecting a suitable coating system, even the most demanding conditions of the customer for corrosion resistance can be satisfied. Depending on the type of corrosive environment acting on the steel structure, coating systems are distributed:
For steel surfaces exposed to heavy weather conditions with a requirement for aesthetics and durability, polyurethane surfaces are ideal. Polyurethane paint creates a well-washable surface with good gloss and color fastness. In this system, the primer coat is an epoxy resin based paint with a polyurethane based topcoat.
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Our role is to optimize the communication effort between project stakeholders, ensure adherence to project sustainability goals, and to assure the quality of the design, construction, calculations, documentation, and technical analyses that demonstrate compliance with green building standards.
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The cost of dozer work in 2022 depends on various factors. These include the size and complexity of the project, the location, duration, and the specific requirements. Dozer work involves using heavy machinery to perform tasks such as clearing land, grading, and leveling. Typically, the cost is determined by the number of hours the dozer is needed for the project. Rates can vary significantly, ranging from $100 to $500 per hour. Additionally, other expenses like fuel, transportation, and any additional equipment required may affect the overall cost. It is advisable to consult with reputable contractors who can provide accurate cost estimates based on your project’s unique needs and specifications.
Factors influencing dozer work costs
When it comes to determining the cost of dozer work, there are several factors that can influence the final price. Understanding these factors can help you better plan and budget for your dozer work needs in 2022. Here are the key factors that influence dozer work costs:
1. Project Size and Scope
The size and scope of the project is one of the primary factors that affect the cost of dozer work. The larger the project, the more time and resources will be required, which can result in higher costs. Similarly, complex projects that involve intricate grading or excavation work may require specialized equipment or additional manpower, driving up the overall cost.
For example, if you need to clear a small plot of land for a residential construction project, the cost of dozer work may be relatively low. However, if you have a larger commercial development that requires extensive land clearing and excavation, the cost will likely be significantly higher.
It’s important to accurately assess the size and scope of your project before getting quotes from dozer operators. This will help you determine the expected cost and avoid any surprises down the line.
Factors to consider when evaluating the project size and scope include:
- The total area that needs to be cleared or graded
- The complexity of the terrain, such as steep slopes or rocky terrain
- The depth of excavation or fill required
- Any additional tasks, such as brush removal or site preparation
By providing this information to potential dozer operators, you can receive more accurate quotes that account for the specific requirements of your project.
Average Hourly Rates for Dozer Work in 2022
When it comes to hiring a dozer for your construction or landscaping project, understanding the average hourly rates for dozer work in 2022 is essential. The cost of hiring a dozer can vary depending on several factors, including the size of the project, the complexity of the terrain, and the location. Here, we will provide you with a comprehensive overview of the average hourly rates you can expect for dozer work in 2022.
Factors Affecting Dozer Work Costs
Before delving into the specific hourly rates, let’s explore the factors that can influence the cost of dozer work in 2022:
- Project Size: Larger projects usually require more time and resources, which can result in higher hourly rates for dozer work.
- Terrain Complexity: If your project involves working on challenging terrain, such as steep slopes or rocky surfaces, the dozer operator may need specialized skills and equipment, leading to higher hourly rates.
- Location: The cost of living and the availability of dozer operators in your area can impact the hourly rates. Areas with a higher cost of living or limited dozer operators may have higher rates.
- Equipment Type: The type and size of the dozer required for your project can also affect the hourly rates. Larger and more powerful dozers may come at a higher cost.
Range of Average Hourly Rates for Dozer Work
Now let’s dive into the average hourly rates you can anticipate for dozer work in 2022. Keep in mind that these rates are approximate and can vary depending on the factors mentioned above:
|Dozer Type||Hourly Rate Range|
|Small Dozer (under 75 horsepower)||$80 – $100|
|Medium Dozer (75-120 horsepower)||$100 – $150|
|Large Dozer (over 120 horsepower)||$150 – $200|
It’s important to note that these rates are for the dozer and operator. Equipment rental and any additional services, such as fuel or transportation, may incur extra costs.
Additional Costs to Consider
While the hourly rate for dozer work constitutes the major cost, there are other factors that can contribute to the overall expenses of your project:
- Project Duration: If your project extends over several days or weeks, you may incur additional costs for the extended rental period.
- Operator Experience: Highly skilled and experienced dozer operators may come at a premium cost due to their level of expertise.
- Travel Expenses: If your project is located far from the dozer operator’s base, travel expenses such as accommodation and meals might need to be covered.
To get an accurate estimate for your specific project, it’s recommended to contact local dozer service providers and discuss your requirements in detail.
Variations in Dozer Work Costs by Region
When it comes to dozer work costs, one important factor that influences the price is the region in which the project takes place. Different areas have their own unique characteristics and market conditions that can affect the cost of hiring a dozer. Here are some key variations in dozer work costs by region:
- Cost of Living: The cost of living is a significant factor that can vary greatly from one region to another. Areas with a higher cost of living, such as major cities or affluent suburbs, generally have higher dozer work costs. This is because contractors in these regions need to charge more to cover their higher expenses.
- Availability of Equipment: The availability of dozers and other machinery can also impact the cost of dozer work. In regions where there is a high demand for construction projects and limited supply of dozers, the prices are likely to be higher. Conversely, in areas where the supply of dozers exceeds the demand, the costs may be lower.
- Transportation Costs: The distance between the dozer rental company and the project site can affect the overall cost. If the project is in a remote or hard-to-reach location, the transportation costs may be higher, leading to increased dozer work costs. On the other hand, projects that are close to the rental company’s base of operations may have lower transportation costs and, consequently, lower overall costs.
- Local Regulations and Permitting: Each region has its own set of regulations and permitting requirements for construction projects. The cost of obtaining permits, complying with local laws, and meeting safety standards can vary from one area to another. These additional costs may be reflected in the dozer work prices quoted by contractors in different regions.
- Competition: The level of competition among dozer rental companies in a particular region can also influence the cost of dozer work. In areas where there are numerous companies offering dozer services, contractors may lower their prices to stay competitive. Conversely, in regions where there are fewer options, contractors may charge higher rates.
It is essential for project planners and contractors to keep these regional variations in mind when estimating the cost of dozer work. Conducting thorough research and obtaining multiple quotes from reputable companies in the area can help ensure that the pricing is fair and competitive.
Cost-saving measures for dozer work projects
When it comes to dozer work projects, there are several cost-saving measures that can be implemented. These measures can help you achieve your desired results while minimizing expenses. Here are some strategies you can consider:
1. Plan and design effectively
Before starting any dozer work project, it is crucial to plan and design effectively. This involves conducting thorough research, understanding the scope of the project, and creating a detailed plan. By doing so, you can minimize unforeseen obstacles, reduce the need for rework, and optimize the overall efficiency of the project.
2. Opt for proper equipment selection
Choosing the right equipment can significantly impact the cost of a dozer work project. It is essential to select equipment that is suitable for the specific tasks at hand. Oversized or undersized equipment can lead to unnecessary expenses, such as increased fuel consumption or decreased productivity. Conducting a proper assessment of the project requirements and selecting the appropriate dozer can help optimize costs.
3. Utilize technology and automation
Advancements in technology have revolutionized the construction industry, including dozer work projects. Utilizing modern technologies, such as GPS tracking systems and automated grade control systems, can enhance accuracy and efficiency. These systems help in precise grading, reducing the need for manual corrections, and ultimately saving time and resources.
4. Employ efficient operational practices
|Proper maintenance||Maintaining the dozer regularly can prevent breakdowns and costly repairs. Follow manufacturer-recommended maintenance schedules to keep the equipment in optimal condition.|
|Optimal fuel usage||Monitor fuel consumption and adopt practices to minimize fuel usage, such as reducing idle time and using efficient routes.|
|Efficient scheduling||Develop a well-planned schedule that maximizes productivity. Consider factors like weather conditions, equipment availability, and labor allocation.|
|Proper training||Ensure that operators are adequately trained and skilled to operate the dozer efficiently. This can prevent operator errors and minimize equipment damage.|
Employing efficient operational practices can significantly reduce costs by minimizing downtime, improving productivity, and extending the lifespan of the dozer.
5. Explore alternative materials and techniques
When applicable, consider exploring alternative materials and techniques to reduce costs. For example, implementing recycled or reclaimed materials can help save on material expenses. Additionally, utilizing innovative construction techniques can minimize the need for extensive earthwork, leading to cost savings.
By implementing these cost-saving measures, you can optimize your dozer work projects and achieve desired results while keeping your expenses in check.
Comparing dozer work costs to other similar services
When considering the cost of dozer work in 2022, it is important to compare it to other similar services to get a better understanding of the overall pricing landscape. Below, we will explore how dozer work costs compare to excavation, land clearing, and grading services.
Excavation services involve the removal of earth, rocks, and other materials from a site, usually to prepare for construction or landscaping projects. The cost of excavation services can vary depending on the size and complexity of the job, as well as the location.
Compared to dozer work, excavation services tend to be more expensive. This is because excavation often requires specialized equipment, such as excavators and backhoes, which can drive up the cost. Additionally, excavation projects may involve more labor and time compared to dozer work, further contributing to the higher price.
Land Clearing Services
Land clearing services involve the removal of trees, shrubs, and other vegetation from a site. This is often necessary before construction or development can take place. The cost of land clearing services can vary depending on the size and condition of the land, as well as the type of vegetation that needs to be cleared.
Compared to land clearing, dozer work costs can be more or less expensive depending on the specific requirements of the project. If the main objective is to clear vegetation, specialized land clearing services may be more cost-effective. However, if the project involves additional tasks such as grading or earthmoving, dozer work may offer a more comprehensive and efficient solution.
Grading services involve leveling and shaping the land to create a smooth and even surface. This is often necessary for construction projects, landscaping, or to improve drainage. The cost of grading services can vary depending on the size and slope of the land, as well as the complexity of the grading required.
Compared to grading services, dozer work costs can be similar or lower. Dozers are commonly used for grading projects due to their versatility and ability to handle different types of terrain. While there may be additional costs associated with dozer work, such as fuel and operator fees, the overall cost can often be more affordable compared to specialized grading services.
In conclusion, when comparing dozer work costs to other similar services, it is essential to consider the specific requirements of the project, the equipment needed, and the level of expertise required. While dozer work may not always be the cheapest option, it offers versatility and efficiency that can make it a cost-effective choice for a wide range of construction, land development, and landscaping projects.
Predictions for changes in dozer work costs in 2022
In 2022, the dozer work costs are expected to undergo several changes due to various factors. These predictions can help businesses and individuals plan their budget and make informed decisions regarding their dozer work projects.
- Rising fuel prices: One of the leading factors contributing to changes in dozer work costs is the fluctuating fuel prices. As fuel prices continue to rise, it is anticipated that the cost of operating dozers will also increase. This is because dozers require large amounts of fuel to function efficiently. Businesses and individuals should factor in the impact of fuel prices when estimating dozer work costs in 2022.
- Increased demand for dozer work: With the construction industry experiencing significant growth and various infrastructure projects in the pipeline, there is likely to be an increased demand for dozer work in 2022. Higher demand often leads to an increase in prices as contractors and operators have more leverage to charge higher rates. Therefore, businesses and individuals should be prepared for a potential rise in dozer work costs due to increased demand.
- Supply chain disruptions: The ongoing pandemic has caused disruptions in global supply chains, leading to increased costs of construction equipment, including dozers. Delays in manufacturing and shipping can result in limited availability of dozers, which might drive up rental and purchase prices. It is crucial for businesses and individuals to consider potential supply chain challenges and their impact on dozer work costs in 2022.
- Technological advancements: The construction industry is continually embracing technological advancements to enhance productivity and efficiency. As new technologies such as GPS and automated systems are integrated into dozers, the initial acquisition and maintenance costs may increase. However, these advancements can also reduce labor costs and improve overall project efficiency, potentially offsetting the initial investment. It is important for businesses and individuals to weigh the benefits and costs of adopting these technologies when estimating dozer work costs in 2022.
- Inflation and economic factors: Inflation and economic conditions can significantly influence dozer work costs. If inflation rates rise in 2022, it can impact the prices of materials, labor, and equipment. Additionally, economic factors such as interest rates and government policies can influence the overall cost of dozer work. Businesses and individuals should stay updated on economic trends and consider their potential effects on dozer work costs in 2022.
Factors to consider when budgeting for dozer work in 2022
When budgeting for dozer work in 2022, there are several factors that you need to take into consideration. These factors can impact the overall cost of the project and help you plan accordingly. Here are seven key factors to consider:
1. Size of the project
The size of the project is one of the main factors that will influence the cost of dozer work. Larger projects will typically require more equipment and manpower, resulting in higher costs. On the other hand, smaller projects may be more manageable in terms of budget.
2. Type of soil
The type of soil on your construction site can also affect the cost of dozer work. Some soil types, such as clay or rocky soil, may require more effort and time to excavate, leading to higher costs. It’s important to assess the soil conditions before budgeting for dozer work.
The accessibility of your construction site is another factor to consider. If the site is difficult to access, it may require additional equipment or logistical planning, which can increase the overall cost of the project. Assess the site’s accessibility and factor it into your budgeting process.
4. Terrain and topography
The terrain and topography of your construction site can impact the complexity of the dozer work. Steep slopes, uneven ground, or areas with dense vegetation may require specialized equipment or additional time to complete the job, leading to higher costs. Consider the terrain and topography when budgeting for dozer work.
5. Project timeline
The project timeline is an important factor to consider when budgeting for dozer work. If you have a tight deadline, you may need to allocate additional resources to ensure timely completion of the project. Rushed projects often come at a higher cost due to the need for overtime or additional workforce.
6. Environmental regulations
Environmental regulations and permits can also impact the cost of dozer work. Compliance with environmental guidelines may require additional measures, such as erosion control or dust suppression, which can increase the overall project cost. Familiarize yourself with the local regulations and incorporate any necessary measures into your budget.
7. Equipment rental or ownership
Deciding whether to rent or own the dozer equipment can also affect your budgeting for dozer work. Renting equipment may be more cost-effective for short-term projects, as it eliminates upfront costs and maintenance expenses. However, if you have recurring dozer work, owning the equipment may be more financially beneficial in the long run.
FAQs about Dozer Work Cost in 2022
What factors can affect the cost of dozer work in 2022?
Several factors can influence the cost of dozer work in 2022. These may include the size and complexity of the project, local labor rates, fuel costs, the specific dozer equipment required, and any additional services needed.
How is dozer work typically priced in 2022?
Dozer work is commonly priced either by the hour or by the project. Hourly rates can vary depending on the region and the type of dozer being used. Project-based pricing may be provided after a thorough assessment of the job requirements.
Are there any additional costs apart from the dozer work itself?
Additional costs may be incurred for permits, site preparation, mobilization, demobilization, transportation of dozer equipment, and any required materials. It’s important to discuss these potential additional costs with the dozer service provider beforehand.
Can I get an estimate for dozer work cost in 2022?
Yes, most dozer service providers offer free estimates for their work. You can contact them, provide details about your project, and request an estimate. Keep in mind that the final cost may vary based on the actual scope of work and any unforeseen challenges encountered during the project.
How can I find reputable dozer service providers in my area?
To find reliable dozer service providers in your area, you can ask for referrals from friends, colleagues, or local construction professionals. Additionally, online directories and review platforms can help you research and compare different companies based on customer feedback and ratings.
Thanks for Reading!
We hope these FAQs have provided you with valuable insights into the cost of dozer work in 2022. Remember, when planning your project, it’s essential to consider factors that might affect the pricing, such as project size, specific requirements, and potential additional costs. Feel free to visit us again for more information and updates on dozer work cost in the future. Thank you!


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Happy October! We hope you’ve had some cooler temperatures with the Fall season beginning.The rain has nearly stopped here and the school year is ending for the children.
October 1 is Day of the Child in Guatemala. It is highly celebrated country wide. Servants Hearts Ministries were able to bless the little day care in Santa Maria De Jesus with toys, decorations, cake and ice cream for their celebration.
Since we don’t have any other teams scheduled, Bob and the guys have been diligently working in Esquintla on the electricity project for the water system for BuildinGuate and also for Nelly and her mother’s houses. Electricity has been run from the meter pole on the street to the water bodega. The water storage tanks have been purchased and the doors for the bodega have been built. With the end of rainy season, we hope to start work on the well again. The work had to be suspended due to the well filling up with rain water. The well diggers will be able to resume their work when things dry up.
Nelly’s house was built through your generous donations. Bob and Gary have been working on getting her and her mother some electricity. The pole for the meter is in place, they’re waiting for the meter itself to be installed on the pole. Nothing happens very fast here. The house is wired and ready.
Prayer requests are: safety for Bob, Gary and Obed as they work in heat at Esquintla, the completion of the water project there, the completion of the electrical project .


Normally complies with the relevant specification of the American Petroleum Institute. The different types are achieved by varying the ratio of Portland Cement, Lime and Sand. Mortar is also used for finishing a face of wall, ceiling or any other uneven surface of construction work. –, For External Plaster and Ceiling Plaster – 1:4, Internal Plaster (If sand is not fine i.e. Type S mortar is the most common for the Arizona market so we will use this as the basis for our comparisons. Sometimes, experts use cement mortar, but with third class brickwork it is also acceptable to use mud mortar. Should you need to make your own type M mortar, you can do so with the following mix ratio: 4 parts cement, 1 part lime, and 12 to 15 parts sand. Table of Contents. Concrete - 1 part cement, 2 parts concreting sand and 3 parts 20 millimeter aggregate. The lime/sand ratio of the cement mortar is maintained at 1: 2. Gauged Mortar. Well-proportioned and well laid mortar provides an impervious surface. Apply with a grout float. A very strong mortar with weak building units will be of little use. Makita XSL02Z Review: A Miter Saw Worth Getting? As a result, it has unique characteristics such as bonding properties, flexibility, and compressive strength. 3. Other than cement and sand, there may be lime, Pozollana also used in a fix proportion to obtain better workability. Cement mortar is used where high strength is required and water-insulation is required. According to ‘Frederick S. Merritt’, (Author of Building Design and Construction Handbook), mortars are composed of a cementitious material, fine aggregate, sand, and specific amount of water. To get true white mortar, you must mix white cement with white sand. For ordinary masonry work with brick/ stone as a structural unit. Lafarge Canada Inc. manufactures Types N and S masonry and mortar cements. BRICKLAYING OR STONE LAYING MORTAR Generally, in masonry walls the structural units such as stones or bricks are bonded together by using mortar. As a result, a mortar mix ratio can be seen as a recipe for making certain variations of mortar. To prepare cement mortar, cement and sand are properly mixed in dry condition. Mortar - 1 part cement, 4 to 5 parts building sand. It’s a product that isn’t often used on its own but rather is the basic active bonding ingredient in concrete and mortar. Not be confused with cement, concrete, or grout, Mortar is a specific material made for specific purposes. Whether you’re working on a professional jobsite or at home on a DIY project, few bonding agents are as versatile and as essential as mortar. The Proportion means the relative quantity of different components to be mixed to make good mortar, or simply the ratio between different materials. Cement mortar can either be mixed manually (Hand Mixing) or mechanically (Machine Mixing). More water, cement or sand can be added if the mixture is too wet or dry. Misconceptions About Buying a Smart House!! Masonry mortar and concrete are similar materials but are used quite differently. We know that cement mortar is used for many civil work like brick masonry, plastering work of internal and external, sometime it is also used for dpc work. In all situations where a strong, durable and resistant mortar is desired, the cement mortar becomes indispensable. The ratio of cement to lime ranges from 1:6 to 1:9, and it is cost effective. GGBS may be used in mortar. We’ve written a complete guide to get the best mortar mixing ratios for whatever task you you are undertaking. It is also the preferred mortar mix for soft stone masonry. The bars are provided with anchoring stirrups at every 3rd vertical joint along the span of lintel. Cement soaks up water and holds it and will over time cause the stone to erode. As you likely already know, all mortar is made up of three key ingredients: dry cement powder (specifically, Portland cement), lime, and sand. Though the terms are often used synonymously, cement, concrete, and mortar are actually three distinctly different materials: Natural pozzolans have been used traditionally. Also historic buildings are frequently constructed with relatively soft brick and many types of stone, and minor movement in such buildings is quite common due to the nature of the foundations. We can provide you the complete stone crushing and … Hydraulic lime is more suitable for water … Each mortar mix has a specific Portland cement, hydrated lime and sand proportion that makes each type of mortar mix different from the others. The masonry mortar is often used in brick, concrete block and stone masonry construction; it is also used to produce stone plaster. Typical mortar types are discussed below and a basic guide to mix ratio's and expected … The terms are often used interchangeably—and inaccurately. As such, it should never be used in an application that exposes it to the elements. Type N is 1 part portland cement, 1/2 to 1-1/4 parts hydrated lime and 2-1/4 to 3 parts sand (all by volume, except the sand is measured as a ratio of the volumes of cement and lime used). Here, we have provided information on cement mortar, proportion of cement mortar for different works, their uses and its precautions which will help you while constructing a house. Cement mortar is one of the greatest binding materials widely used in construction. It is soft and pliant when it is being applied, then it sets into a hard concrete-like substance. Which Mortar Type Should I … Some of the common reasons that you may require this guide are if you are: Pointing; Laying screed; Rendering; … Cement Mortar. 7. Curing is ensured by spraying water. Pointing Work: For pointing work proportion of cement mortar should be 1:1 to 1:3. This is also ideal for stone columns. Type N Mortar Mix. Mortar Mixing Procedure . It is made from Portland cement, lime, sand, and water in varying ratios. While these ingredients are fairly straight forward, they can be combined in differing volumes to create mortars with differing properties. Concrete masonry units; Irregular gaps; Gaps; Sense mortar includes pitch; However, the total cement required for the blocks and mortar is far greater than that required for the mortar in a brick wall. 04. It is also important to consider whether full strength is required within a short time. That’s because its basic recipe efficiently uses mortar’s essential ingredients while still providing a solid, reliable bond in many environments. Masonry cement is a special blended cement that is mixed in specific proportions with sand and water to form a strong binding mortar.This mortar is notable for its strength, durability, aesthetic appeal and resistance to atmospheric and chemical deterioration. Bricklayers will prefer a well-rounded sand to a crushed sand with angular particles. Failure to do so may cause your mortar to degrade prematurely, perform sub-optimally, or simply fall apart under pressure beyond its capacity. Mortar typically has a higher water to cement ratio when compared with concrete which allows greater workability and is required to form mortars bonding properties. That’s because type S, after setting, has a high tensile bond strength and high compressive strength of over 1,800 psi that allow it to withstand the pressure of below-grade applications. Stone Masonry | Types of Masonry | Types of Masonry Walls What is Stone Masonry Masonry is a system of traditional construction. to resist lateral load depends on its aspect ratio, its orientation, the quality of the material and workmanship, and the adequacy of its connection to the rest of the structure. Use of cement mortar gives a neat finishing work to wall and concrete work. Initially, more water is required for hydration, which can be reduced gradually. Your choice on this front should depend on what materials you are actually using, though. Many homeowners enjoy the look of white mortar because of its ability to make stonework pop out. Mortar can be used for a number of purposes such as plastering over bricks or other forms of masonry, for flooring etc., and with the addition of coarse aggregate, it can also be used to make concrete. While working with first class bricks, it should be noted that for the walls with the thickness of 9” the cement sand ratio for brick masonry should be 1:6 and when it comes to a wall of 4.5” thickness the ratio can be made 1:4. Plaster work: Cement mortar of proportion 1:3 to 1:4 or lime mortar proportion 1:2: 8. Cement Mortar. This video explains what Masonry Cement is and important properties and uses. Meanwhile, if you’re interested in sealing tiles or stones together for a masonry project, then you’ll need to choose a mortar with reliable bonding properties. In gauge mortar combination of lime and cement is employed as a binder material, and sand used as fine aggregate. Mortar is generally comprised of sand, lime or cement … Once fully cured, concrete can support immense structural loads. Mortar ratio of 1:4 to 1:8 (cement: sand, water to be judgmental), for 5 to 7 times thickness of verified tiles, should be given as bed between RCC floor and tiles. If you want to make your own white mortar, you'll need the right ingredients. Ordinary Portland cement is most suitable for common construction purposes. Is the ratio different for the mix used for the mortar between the stones on the facade of the wall? Different types of mortars are used in masonry construction based on their applications, binding materials, strength, bulk density and their purposes. For pointing use 4 parts soft sand and 1 part cement. In construction, mortar is a paste-like substance that is used to bind bricks or blocks together and also to fill in any gaps between them. Pointing work: Cement mortar of proportion 1:1 to 1:2: 9. Straight Portland cement is very hard, resists moisture movement, shrinks after setting and experiences large thermal movements. In particular, type N mortar sees a lot of use in soft stone masonry projects due to the aforementioned properties. Stone masonry are placed on properly prepared and firm foundations and in accordance with the Drawings or directions of the Engineer. Compressive strength, bonding and flexibility all work together to hold masonry units firmly in place for a very long period of time. The stone and … Kafka Granite’s masonry experts recommend type N mortar for use on exterior and above-grade projects that are exposed to severe weather and high temperatures, as well as on interior, load-bearing installations. The pyramids of Giza are covered with lemon mortar. As it turns out, there are many different ways to combine mortar’s essential ingredients. Nowadays, cement mortars are most commonly used as mortar in construction. Below is an example of a sand to cement mix ratio recommendation from a cement manufacturer. The leaner mix is not capable of closing the voids in sand, and hence the plastered surface will remain porous. DeWalt DWS715 Review: A Miter Saw Worth Getting. However, type M is also known for its poor adhesion and sealing properties. Commonly referred (by myself, the crew and other masons in the St. Louis area) as “MUD!” Why … The masonry mortar is often used in brick, concrete block and stone masonry construction; it is also used to produce stone plaster. Uniform materials or not, also called masonry, are arranged manually and rigged. Lafarge Masonry Cement is specially formulated to ensure a uniform product and color to produce quality masonry mortar for use in brick, block, and stone masonry construction. Concrete is one of the oldest man-made building components in existence, and to this day it is one of the most common materials used in construction around the world. If that wall will bear a modest amount of pressure, standard type N mortar should suffice while still efficiently utilizing your raw ingredients. Mortar is a homogenous mixture of cement, sand and water. If you’re building a retaining wall, use a blended mason mix, which includes the heavy-duty mortar type S masonry cement and graded sand. This mortar mix ratio is very similar to type O mortar, so be sure to carefully measure your ingredients when making either type. Whether you’re a designer, builder, masonry professional, or even a homeowner exploring the possibility of including natural stone in an exterior or interior project, you probably know that mortar is the “glue” that holds masonry units together, binding building blocks, filling the joints between them, and providing structural support. How to Cut Crown Molding with a Miter Saw. Mortar is a mixture of cement used in the building trade to hold bricks together. Lime Mortar. Cement mortar is used in all types of construction work due to its strong and durable properties. The Proportion means the relative quantity of different components to be mixed to make good mortar, or simply the ratio between different materials. As a leading global manufacturer of crushing, grinding and mining equipments, we offer advanced, reasonable solutions for any size-reduction requirements including, Ratio cement sand & stone for masonry work in ethiopia, quarry, aggregate, and different kinds of minerals. Mortar Cement is specified in ASTM C 1329 to have a better bond strength, similar to traditional site mixed mortar. Mortar is the mix ratio of cement and sand for binding of brick masonry or stone masonry. So, it is necessary to see that the mortar remains wet until hydration occurs. The last of the four most common mortar types is type M. This type is considered the strongest on its own, with a compressive strength of approximately 2,500 psi for most mixes. 4. This allows it to be used in a variety of below-grade applications, including driveways, retaining walls, and in-ground foundations. Mortar is a mixture of dry cement, lime and masonry sand, but it is widely available in a premixed, bagged form that only requires the addition of water before using it to stack stone. In its broadest sense, mortar includes pitch, asphalt, and soft mud or clay, as used between mud bricks. NHL lime is different to hydrated lime in that it sets to a strength over a period of around a month. What is the best mortar mix for Stone? For bedding under the slabs use 5 parts sharp sand, 1 part soft sand and 1 cement. ii. They can provide you with productive insights into how each type will perform in your specific environment as well as any tools you might need for the job. Cement mortar is mostly used in brick or stone masonry. … How to Keep Your Heating System in Top Condition? Generally, curing begins 6–24 hours after using mortar. Mechanical mixing is required when the mortar is needed in large quantities and needs to be used in continuous order. GGBS – Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag for Concrete! Cement replacements. Composition and materials CEMEX’s Masonry Cement consists of a mixture of Portland or blended hydraulic cement and plasticizing materials (such as limestone, hydrated or hydraulic lime) together with other materials introduced to enhance one or more properties. 2. Adding extra water onsite increases the water-cement ratio and decreases strength. Cement mortar also provides a superior medium to create a smooth surface on walls made from bricks or other forms of masonry. Each of the standard mortar mixes—Types N, M, S, and O—has different performance characteristics for different building applications. Mortar-Mud-Mixes Used in all types of masonry work, including brick, block and stone laying and repairs, such as tuckpointing, Mortar is available in a variety of types for a variety of applications. None of these are desirable results, obviously. Type N is also the preferred mortar mix for soft stone masonry as its flexibility helps to prevent cracks in the stones that stronger mortars might actually cause. Mortar Mix Ratio For Block Wall. Lafarge Masonry Cement is specially formulated to ensure a uniform product and color to produce quality masonry mortar for use in brick, block, and stone masonry construction. Otherwise, its strength will gradually decrease. Depending upon the desired strength, the cement to the sand proportion of cement mortar varies from 1:2 to 1:6. 1:6 1÷7=.142×1.5×1440= 306kg that is Cement 6.12 bags Sand is 6÷7=45cft Portland cement is the most common type of cement and is a basic ingredient in concrete, mortar, stucco and grout. Lafarge masonry cement eliminates the need to field proportion materials. Cement gains strength with hydration. Concrete blocks are often made of 1:3:6 concrete with a maximum size aggr… The moladi mortar that is used to fill the formwork cavity is essentially concrete without stone. The Portland cement is used to make mortar. Before placing the structural units, i.e. Stone masonry are placed on properly prepared and firm foundations and in accordance with the Drawings or directions of the Engineer. In its broadest sense, mortar includes pitch, asphalt, and soft mud or clay, as used between mud bricks.The word "mortar" comes from … This is a blend of Type N masonry cement and graded sand. Sand must be of good quality and it should be free of impurities like clay, dust, oxide of irons etc. Lime putty is really just slaked lime with a putty-like consistency. If dry units are placed on the mortar, they will absorb water from mortar very quickly, which will have a deteriorating effect on the mixture and its strength will get reduced. Mortar is a workable paste which hardens to bind building blocks such as stones, bricks, and concrete masonry units, to fill and seal the irregular gaps between them, spread the weight of them evenly, and sometimes to add decorative colors or patterns to masonry walls. Methods for Mixing of Concrete Their Procedure & Precautions! patio mortar stone. Concrete is mixed with water, then poured or pumped to create foundation walls, footings, piers, slab floors, driveways, steps, and sidewalks. Cement mortar mixtures prepared with fine aggregate made up of different proportions of copper slag and sand were tested for use as masonry mortars and plastering. It is widely used for mortar and stucco work in stonework, block and brick masonry, but is not considered suitable strength-wise … Ways to Check the Quality of Sand at Site! Plastic Shrinkage Cracks: All you Wanted to Know, Different Methods of Curing Concrete: Know Before Curing, 10 Types of Stones that can be Used for Masonry, Most Popular Types of Flooring Materials for Your House. Sometimes, experts use cement mortar, but with third class brickwork it is also acceptable to use mud mortar. We know that cement mortar is mixture of cement and sand. Manufacturing Process of Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC). Examination of stone- masonry structures damaged by earthquakes has shown the followings: Low shear resistance ¾- Mortar used in the construction of stone-masonry often consists of lime and sand, with little or no Portland … Foundations used is approved by the Engineer before placing … What is Mortar. The terms cement, concrete, and mortar can be confusing to DIYers because they are often used interchangeablyand inaccurately. Masonry Mortar in brick, block and stone masonry construction. This mortar’s high compression strength of around 750 psi also allows it to be load-bearing if necessary. Some variations are better for use above grade or below grade, while others are limited in their ability to bear weight. As with any commonly used construction materials, some slight variations of type N mortar exists. Lime mortar: Fat lime or hydraulic lime is used in this types of mortar. In addition, Type K mortar is sometimes used, but is no longer included in the ASTM C 270 standard. REINFORCED MASONRY LINTELS Provided for covering the openings in masonry i.e. The Easy Brickwork Calculation Formula. Cement mortar with rich mix of (1:3) is used. The mortar strength in the wall will be much higher than the field test because of the reduced water cement ratio due absorption of mix water into the masonry units and a greatly reduced shape factor in the mortar joint versus the mortar test cube. To make your own type O mortar, you’ll need to closely follow its established mortar mix ratio. In cold weather, when the strength of lime or cement mixes develops slowly, this is likely to affect the choice of mix. Putting hydrated in any cement mortar offers no additional movement or breathability because it is countered by the cement. The mix design of the … The strength of masonry depends upon both the mortar and the building unit (brick, stone or block). Sand. As such, it is essential for you to determine if type N, O, S, or M will suit your project before buying raw mortar ingredients. Type S is 1 part Portland cement, 1/4 to 1/2 parts hydrated lime and 2-1/4 to 3 parts sand (all by volume, except the sand is measured as a ratio of the volumes of cement and lime used). The ratio of sand to cement along with water depends on the type of concrete blocks you are installing. 439 2 2 gold badges 7 7 silver badges 15 15 bronze badges. Stone masonry with best varieties of stones All in all, you have some options before you if you’ve decided that you’ll be using mortar for your upcoming project. Oil-well Grouting gas, oil and other deep bore holes and wells. Low-Cost Masonry Units: Step Towards Low Cost Housing! Using just cement would not only make it extremely costly, but also impractical. It hardens by reacting with water to produce a water-resistant product. Acrylic grout does not require mixing. Should you need to make your own type M mortar, you can do so with the following mix ratio: 4 parts cement, 1 part lime, and 12 to 15 parts sand. According to ‘Satheesh Gopi’ (Author of Basic Civil Engineering), the preparation of the cement mortar involves following steps: Although there are different types of materials available for the preparation of Cement Mortar, it is necessary to ensure that the right materials are selected based on the type of construction and its purpose.


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Wreys Bush Concrete has been locally owned and operated since 1955,
We produce a wide range of different Aggregates, with all testing and Quality control checks carried out and recorded at an IANZ accredited Laboratory in Alexandra NZ, and Produce Certified Ready Mix Concrete.
With our concrete plant being part of the New Zealand Ready Mixed Concrete Association plant audit Scheme since 2005 we are committed to ensuring all our concrete complies with New Zealand Standard 3104:2003 - Concrete Production. The scheme certifies to ISO9001 and undergoes external validation. We have a qualified plant Engineer who operates out of Auckland and works with us to ensure our concrete mixes meet the customer’s specifications. And all testing requirements carried out at the concrete plant are checked independently by an IANZ lab.
In 2010 we upgraded our Concrete Plant, to a New Gough Engineering Plant capable of producing up to 120 cubic meters of Concrete per hour, with automated computer controlled batching and environmentally friendly Dust suppression/Recycling System. Not only does the upgraded plant give us the ability to produce more concrete quicker for those bigger jobs it also produces consistent, quality Ready Mix Concrete and had us working with Gough engineering, paving the way for a more ecofriendly way of handling cement in a Concrete Plant.
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The need for energy efficiency is no longer limited to the industrial world. There is an ongoing effort to increase energy efficiency and reduce the carbon footprint of all buildings, from multi-story housing to commercial and industrial facilities. In order to accomplish this, people often invest in solar panels. Unfortunately, a majority of these investments fail to produce optimal results since they can only cover 30 to 40 percent of energy requirements. This is not sufficient for ensuring seamless operations or achieving cost-efficiency and decarbonization objectives.
This is where Windgiant Energy GmbH transforms the paradigm. The company offers efficient wind power solutions for the energy transition, climate protection, and long-term energy supply security. Windgiant’s wind turbine towers and double turbines enable power generation with one or more rooftop-mounted twin turbines, depending on the wind location.
Windgiant’s solutions play a key role in empowering the green structures of the future. Its wind turbine towers generate 30kW, 60kW, 120kW, or 200kW, and are capable of addressing the energy needs of both small buildings and large industrial-level facilities.
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Windgiant’s turbines have the capability to accelerate the flow of wind speed - 1 m/sec to 15 m/sec up to 200 percent for double turbines and up to 300 percent for wind turbine towers. This flow acceleration results in an improved power curve of 3.5 m/ sec to 12 m/sec at rated operating power. The company also makes use of the annual wind occurrence between 1 m/sec and 3.5 m/sec for energy generation, which is between 15 and 25 percent per year based on location.
Through its innovative products, Windgiant dramatically increases on-site energy generation. The company achieves this by offering the potential of full operating hours generated from 1 m/sec to 3.5 m/sec, as well as the use of wind potential from 13 m/sec to 15 m/sec for energy production. This also allows for a reduction in the carbon footprint and the economic payback timeline. The structures have a construction height of 13 to 26 meters and noise levels below 45 dB(A) at a two meter distance.
In addition to maximizing energy generation, Windgiant increases the lifespan of turbines. The double-turbine drive technology is not directly exposed to the weather due to the annular shroud, which plays a vital role in extending the service life. The double turbine technology is mounted on the wind turbine towers close to the ground, making it more accessible and reducing annual service and maintenance costs. All Windgiant wind turbine towers and double-turbines can be remotely monitored to improve asset protection.
Windgiant’s wind turbine towers have an additional safety control system. On each double turbine, the wind flow supply is controlled via a hydraulic, horizontal, lifting cylinder wind lock gate. Depending on the wind speed, the wind flow supply to each turbine is regulated via the SPS control and the lock gate.
Windgiant was built upon our extensive experience with fluidic and electrotechnical processes in hydroelectric plants. This enables us to develop flow-accelerating and vortex-forming double turbine and wind turbine tower technology
“From 12 m/sec to 15 m/sec strong wind, the wind lock gate closes in stages between 15 percent and 50 percent for further controlled and safe wind power operation in strong winds. When the wind speed drops to 11-12 m/sec, the wind lock gate opens and the double turbine is switched on. The double safety control concept is based on the combination of wind power and water power control technology that has been used successfully for decades,” says Wieser.
While developing the turbines, Windgiant simulates test series with 2,700 to 7,000 calculation repetitions (iterations) and logs them for evaluation, aligning with stringent regulations. This is done using 3D computational fluid dynamic (CFD) software programs. The calculation parameters are evaluated for the energy performance achieved at the various wind speeds.
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Windgiant has the capability to customize the turbine towers for multiple use cases. For industrial enterprises, Windgiant offers turbine towers of 400 kW with a maximum permissible construction height of 35 meters and wind turbine towers with 800 kW and 1.6 MW to wind farms in forested regions.
Windgiant’s modular technology enables water security with a parallel supply of fresh service water and clean water for humans and animals. Water extraction is done by condensation process from the airflow, from 10° C to 50° C. For each m3 of air flow, between 1 g and 3 g of humidity is extracted naturally. The motorized fans of the double turbines enable a continuously regulated wind flow, which is essential for water production even in the complete absence of wind. Energy supply for the motorized turbine operation in windless conditions is provided by the public grid or by integrated energy storage technologies. The condensate water is drained and collected in water basins for further use, such as irrigation.
The double safety control concept is based on the combination of wind power and water power control technology that has been used successfully for decades
We ensure effective protection measures against acute climate warming, increasing dryness, and drought periods to maximize agricultural crop yields,” says Wieser.
Windgiant’s turbines are also gaining traction in smart city projects and multi-story buildings, where energy efficiency is the priority. The company has architected the 15kW double turbine for homes to ensure optimum and trouble-free operation of the domestic power supply.
Windgiant’s innovation is powered by German and Austrian partners. The company has adopted the Safety, Efficient, Longevity, and Service-Saving (SELS) formula, which has always been at the forefront of its design strategy.
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The West Java administration is going to build struct waste treatment sites that turn plastic into diesel fuels and raw plastic materials. The project is supported by Plastic Energy, a United Kingdom-based plastic processing company. It is currently in the phase of conducting feasibility studies. The agreements for these projects were signed last year.
The facilities are going to be constructed in five locations: Bekasi, Tasikmalaya, Cirebon, Sarimukti and Galuga. Work on the projects in Sarimukti and Galuga is expected to commence this year. Each location will have two plants. One is to separate plastic waste from other waste, while the other plant is a petrochemical processor. Thermal anaerobic conversion will be utilized as the main technology to convert end-of-life plastics. Plastic Energy will invest at least USD 55 million for the facilities in each location.
The waste treatment facilities will be part of the final waste treatment and processing site (TPPAS) project in Legok Nangka, Bandung. The TPPAS Legok Nangka is seen as the way out of handling waste in Greater Bandung, which currently disposes its trash in a 20-hectare landfill in Sarimukti. The project is yet to begin and is expected to be ready by only 2022.
In Bogor, a new waste treatment site is going to support operations at the 38-ha Galuga landfill that handles waste from Bogor and its surrounding areas. The plastic waste will be processed by Plastic Energy while the non-plastic waste will go to Nambo. The Nambo landfill is an under-development waste-processing facility project and is expected to be completed in November or December 2020. It will manage 1,600 to 1,800 tons of waste per day coming from Bogor municipality, Bogor regency, South Tangerang and Depok.
(Source: Jakarta Post)


Today, President Joe Biden hit the road to sell the benefits of the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill he signed into law yesterday. In Woodstock, New Hampshire, today, standing at a bridge deemed structurally unsafe—one of the 215 unsafe bridges in New Hampshire—Biden said "Clean water, access to the internet, rebuilding bridges—everything in this bill matters to the individual lives of real people. This is not something abstract.”
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In last Sunday’s Philadelphia Inquirer there was an article on the sad shape of Amtrak’s infrastructure in and around Philadelphia. As a particularly disturbing example of disrepair, the article first focused on the 108-year old 52nd street bridge, which carries both Amtrak and SEPTA traffic. According to the Inquirer the bridge is in such sad shape that piers are cracked, holes are visible in the deck, and trees are growing through it.
Amtrak is of course is not entirely to blame for the sad state of its infrastructure. The organization was set up doomed to fail as it inherited all its infrastructure from various private railroads who were desperate to get out of the non-profitable passenger business. So goodness knows what condition the bridge was in in 1971 when Amtrak was first created and first underfunded. That underfunding has led to the following infrastructure crisis:
Nearly half of Amtrak’s 302 bridges in the Philadelphia region have some elements rated “poor” or worse, according to Amtrak’s bridge-inspection reports, prepared over the last two years. The Inquirer obtained them under the Freedom of Information Act.
The inspections show that 143 bridges – 47.4 percent – received “poor” or lower marks for such defects as deteriorated metal plates or decaying stone walls. Some have eroded support piers, others badly worn girder elements and missing rivets. (The count does not include marks for painting or signs, which would push the number of “poor” structures even higher.) None of the bridges had any “failed” marks.
Amtrak officials say the bridges remain safe for travel. But decades of deferred maintenance mean the aging bridges will require hundreds of millions of dollars to bring them into good repair.
The situation is similar elsewhere in the country, where Amtrak owns about 1,400 bridges, largely in the Northeast. Lacking money to meet all of its repair and maintenance needs, Amtrak has deferred an estimated $5 billion in capital and infrastructure maintenance spending.
And regarding the need for repairs in Philadelphia and when they might occur:
As bridge elements deteriorate, they can cause the rails to bend or shift, making trains slow down or even derail.
Amtrak’s Yordy, standing under the 52d Street bridges, said that even with its litany of problems, the structure “is still serviceable.” But he noted that its age was catching up with it.
“One-hundred-year-old bridges should be considered for replacement,” he said, noting the corrosion and the possibility of steel fatigue.
As Yordy and Amtrak spokesman Cliff Black examined the structure recently, a pedestrian chastised them: “Why don’t you paint it so it looks like something?”
Black looked at the rusting bridges overhead and acknowledged, “These are ugly, just as that guy said. But they are safe. They may need some remedial work. But one bad member won’t bring them down.”
With more bridges than money, Amtrak has a challenge to determine which repairs can afford to wait and which must be made now.
Amtrak alwyas has had funding problems since its inception and that is not likely to change dramatically, even with Obama and Lahood allocating funds for rails at historic rates. Amtrak has been so neglected for nearly four decades, and the rails it runs on for decades before that, that no one time boost is going to solve its infrastructure woes.
This is why Amtrak needs a railroad trust fund that is similar to the highway trust fund. The highway trust fund provides resources for maintenance for the Interstate Highway System via fuel taxes. A railroad trust fund could similarly provide for funding through taxes and an initial grant by the federal government. It is insane to tax Amtrak riders or public transportation users. However, perhaps each Amtrak rider could be charged an extra $1 that goes to the trust fund.
Moreover, given that drivers do not currently pay the fuel tax that provides for the highway trust fund, the oil that is essentially already taxed to be used by railroads should be provided to the railroad trust fund. Rather than providing oil revenues used by railroads to highway improvements, such money should be directed to rail maintenance. Also, since many rails run on electricity, including Amtrak, perhaps there should be a small electricity tax.
These are partial solutions at best, but at least a start.
UPDATE: Apparently, I was not the first to come up with this idea and have been done one better with the notion of a national infrastructure bank. Such a fund would allocate money to any mode of transit and be done so wisely, especially as the highway trust fund no longer pays for itself with low gas taxes.


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The rain brought down the temperatures significantly, while several vehicles were washed away and trees uprooted on major roads and several districts, causing closure of some roads and obstructing vehicular movement to a great extent.
The teams of Civil Defense, security patrol, traffic police, road security forces, as well as municipal workers have been deployed to remove the obstacles and restore traffic movement in water-clogged streets.
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