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Foamed concrete versus polystyrene blocks – September 2011
Like foamed concrete, polystyrene blocks are a lightweight, strong and a durable alternative to traditional concrete applications. But because of their pre-shaped nature, they cannot meet all the specifications that
It’s water under the bridge with Propump – September 2011
Propump Engineering has supplied 15,000m3 of foamed concrete to stabilise a new roadway and food distribution centre car park at the £400 million Bridge Estate development in Dartford, Kent. Propump
Propump announces the perfect portable pumping solution – October 2011
Renowned for providing innovative and cost effective solutions to ground engineering and foundation problems, Propump’s new portable system has an output of 60 cubic metres per hour at a 450kg/m3
Propump has the inside track at East London Line extension – October 2011
Propump has used 1000m3 of foamed concrete to strengthen a railway viaduct in Bermondsey as part of the £1 billion East London Line extension, dubbed the ‘rail version of the
Foamed concrete proves crucial to bridge strengthening works – October 2011
Propump Engineering has pumped around 3000m3 of foamed concrete to strengthen and stabilise the Widford Viaduct so that weight restrictions on the A1114 London Road in Chelmsford could be lifted.
Pool decommission complete with foamed concrete
The outdated swimming pool at Cefn Hengoed Community School was built in the 1960’s and required significant capital investment to be brought up to standard as well as a sizable
Propump goes underground at Botanic House in Cambridge
With views over the University Botanic Garden and at an important junction between the station and the historic core of the city, Botanic House is a seven storey ‘lens shaped’
Cow Bridge Safe For Cars
To allow cars to cross the River Lea in Hackney for the first time in twenty years, Propump Engineering has pumped around 400m3 of foamed concrete to strengthen and stabilise
Foamed concrete provides support during M25 widening
Propump Engineering was awarded the contract to pump 650m3 of foamed concrete into redundant drainage systems below the newly widened carriageway of the M25 clockwise and anti-clockwise carriageways by Skanska
Propump keeps Slough railway station’s ‘Access for All’ contract on course
At the £3.2 million redevelopment of Slough railway station, Propump Engineering’s foamed concrete proved the ideal solution to fill a platform void – overcoming restricted access issues, severe time restraints
