DC Impact: Highways Closes Potholes on Tambaram-Velachery Road Using Resin Binder
The people complained that the pipe laying work is going at a very slow pace and the highways department has not closed the pits and relaid the road at places where the work is completed.
Chennai: The highways has come out with a quick solution to the potholes in the Tambaram-Velachery road using new technology using an inorganic resin binder developed by Argus Concrete Solutions.
Thanking the Deccan Chronicle for highlighting the issue of the Tambaram-Velachery road, Dr. Ramani of Argus Concrete Solutions in a communication said the patch cured rapidly, and the stretch was fully reopened and motorable in under 2 hours without disrupting traffic flow. The report was carried in the Deccan Chronicle on October 22.
The report highlighted the condition of the Tambaram-Velachery road and said it has become a motorists’ nightmare with mud and slush covering the entire stretch since the work of laying pipes for the supply of drinking water from the Nenmeli desalination plant has been dragging on for several months. The people complained that the pipe laying work is going at a very slow pace and the highways department has not closed the pits and relaid the road at places where the work is completed.