Did you know? In 2009, "Road Doctors" overhauled Chang'an Avenue, China's premier thoroughfare. Their efficient, high-quality, environmentally friendly, and safe construction met the government's requirements of "shortest time, highest quality, minimal impact, and minimum investment."
Over the past 16 years, Chang'an Avenue has witnessed three large-scale military parades [the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the 70th anniversary of the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, and the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China]. However, Chang'an Avenue has never been overhauled in these 16 years!
From the perspective of urban road maintenance, the engineering quality of the "Highway Doctor" has achieved a breakthrough that was "almost impossible to achieve." Just as Chang'an Avenue has withstood the test of countless troops and steel torrents, the "Highway Doctor" has also withstood the test.
The grand military parade to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression will soon be held on Chang'an Avenue. This will be the fourth major test of the quality of "highway doctors".
We are confident that we can continue to push the boundaries of quality and impress road managers around the world with the quality of China's roads!
Sixteen years ago, on the eve of the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Chang'an Avenue underwent a five-month overhaul, significantly improving its overall traffic capacity. A highlight of that overhaul was the application of green technology—in-situ thermal recycling.
This iconic Indah thermal recycling orange unit, with its environmentally friendly, efficient, safe, and high-quality construction, presented a celebratory gift to the nation's 60th anniversary.
Over the past 16 years, Chang'an Avenue has witnessed three large-scale military parades, withstanding the brunt of the brunt of the troops and the tsunami of steel.
This, for urban road maintenance, is an almost impossible breakthrough! How did Chang'an Avenue achieve its indestructible strength? Let's travel back 16 years and take a look at the scene!
In 2009, Chang'an Avenue embarked on its largest-ever overhaul, the significance of which is self-evident. To ensure this overhaul was truly "clean, environmentally friendly," and "quietly completed," the Beijing municipal government set the following requirements for the project: "shortest time, highest quality, minimal impact, and minimum investment."
Relevant departments conducted a thorough investigation and comprehensive review of the thermal regeneration contractor, and conducted rigorous technical evaluations.
Ultimately, Intech's in-situ thermal regeneration unit, with its advantages of energy efficiency, environmental friendliness, safety, smokelessness, and noise reduction, outperformed numerous competitors and secured the sole entry into the Chang'an Avenue overhaul project.
Since then, Intech's in-situ thermal regeneration technology, recognized as an environmentally friendly, efficient, and user-friendly road maintenance technology, has been widely adopted in recent years on roads in large, medium, and small cities, as well as on highways, national and provincial highways, and even airport pavements across China, municipalities, and autonomous regions, and even overseas. Over the years, driven and guided by the Chang'an Avenue project, Inda's on-site heat regeneration technology and equipment have continuously innovated, improved and perfected energy-saving and emission reduction technology, and has obtained more than 300 national patents, forming a more mature technology system and a complete equipment library.
