AnyWay in the Kruger National Park

AnyWay in the Kruger National Park

AnyWay Solid Environmental Solutions was recently invited to construct two additional road trial sections in South Africa’s Kruger National Park. This follows trials done with ANSS on unsurfaced KNP roads under the supervision of the CSIR nearly two years ago. The results achieved on these earlier trials have been extremely satisfying and motivated the running of additional trials to further investigate the possibilities of maintaining the roads in the Park in an environmentally friendly way. The Kruger National Park is searching for a way to construct and maintain the roads using non-traditional, eco-friendly methods that do not place an additional burden upon their precious natural resources. The use of ANSS to stabilize and rehabilitate the roads by upgrading the in-situ soils offers these advantages for unsurfaced roads such as those within the park.

 

AnyWay Solutions Contributes to Durban World Cup Stadium Success

AnyWay Solutions Contributes to Durban World Cup Stadium Success

Environmental Motivation

Environmental Motivation

The driving force for using ANSS in a parking lot of the new National Park next to the Sea of Galilee was to minimize the environmental footprint of the project. AnyWay’s engineering team provided the project with a pavement design that included the stabilization of the local marginal soil. The savings to the project were significant from both the environmental impact and economics. About 8,000 tons of imported gravel and 500 tons of asphalt were saved and not imported to the site due to AnyWay’s technology. The savings in truck movements was also significant, as 42 trucks were used to import gravel to the site instead of 186 required for traditional methods. The work on the site took only 3 days.