Guangxi Beibu Gulf Project - China
The project undertaken by China Water Resources and Hydropower 14th Engineering Co., Ltd. in the Beibu Gulf region of Guangxi is a major national water conservancy project with a total length of 30 kilometers. The project uses domestically advanced slurry balance shield tunneling machines (about 4 meters in diameter) to specifically address the challenges of the Beibu Gulf region's abundant water and complex geology.
Xi'an-Chengdu Railway Project - China
The Xi'an-Chengdu Railway project, undertaken by China Railway 2nd Engineering Group, is one of the largest and most technically challenging projects currently under construction for the group. It is also a crucial component of the national "Eight Vertical and Eight Horizontal" high-speed rail network, with a total length of 19.68 kilometers.
Trunk Road T2 Tunnel - HongKong, China
The Trunk Road T2 Tunnel is an important component of Hong Kong Route 6 and a key undersea tunnel project connecting Kowloon and Tseung Kwan O. Constructed using tunnel boring machines (TBM), it avoided large-scale land reclamation, minimizing its impact on the marine environment. It is approximately 3.4 kilometers long, including about 2.1 kilometers of undersea tunnel.
TMCLK Project - HongKong, China
Tuen Mun-Chek Lap Kok link–Northern Connection Sub-Sea tunnel section, as Hong Kong’s deepest, longest and largest sub-sea road tunnel. We have supplied 2500mm diameter ventilation duct in the past years.
South-To-North Water Diversion Project - China
The Yangtze River Diversion Project to Supplement the Han River is a follow-up water source project of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project (Middle Route) and the first major project to commence construction among the follow-up projects. It is approximately 194.8 kilometers long. Known as the "underground lifeline" connecting the Three Gorges Project and the South-to-North Water Diversion Project, it aims to address the water shortage problem of the
Melbourne Metro Rail Project - Melbourne, Australia
The Melbourne Metro Rail Project involves the construction of a 9km-long tunnel within Melbourne, Australia, connecting the Sunbury and Dandenong railway route. Construction is scheduled to begin in late-2018 and operations are expected to start in 2025. We have have supplied the vent ducts of 1500mm diameter since 2019.
Northconnex Tunnel Project - Sydeny, Australia
This project will be one of the longest road tunnels in Australia. The approx. 9km long double tube tunnel north of Sydney connects the M1 motorway near Wahroonga with the M2 motorway in West Pennant Hills, thus connecting the city’s north to the 110km long bypass known as the Orbital Network. This will bring relief to Pennant Hills Road, which is being used by more than 5,000 trucks per day. We have supplied 1800 dia lay flat duct and 2100 dia semi rigid duct since 2017.
Guangzhou Metro Project - China
We signed a partnership with Guangzhou Municipal Group Co., Ltd in 2016. We cooperated with underground projects on Guangzhou Metro projects and Tianhe Smart City Urban Corridor to successfully provide ventilation system design and ventilation ducts for these projects.
Haolebaoji-Ji'an Raiway Projects - China
It is a new strategic corridor for “North-South Coal Transport” in China, with a total length of 1813.5 kilometers, and is the world ’s longest one-time heavy-duty railway built in one operation. We have supplied the 2200mm diameter semi-rigid duct and lay flat duct since 2016.
Mai-Beni Hydropower Project - Ilam, Nepal
Located in the middle reach of Mai river in IIam district in eastern part of Nepal, Mai Beni Hydropower Projects is a runoff river type hydropower of 9.51MW. We have supplied 550mm diameter ventilation duct since 2019.
Solu Khola (Dudhkoshi) Hydropower - Solukhumbu, Nepal
This project is an 86 KW Run of River type of project located at Solukhumbu District, Sagarmatha Zone, Nepal. We have supplied the 1100mm dia oval ventilation duct and 800mm dia lay flat duct for this project since 2019.
Vatukoula Gold Mine Projects - Fiji Island
We have supplied our ventilation ducts and ventilation fans to Vatukoula Gold Mines since 2016, It is the owner of the largest producing gold mine in Fiji. Already operating for over 75 years, their mine has produced in excess of seven million ounces of gold.