CMRL opts for 3D modelling before taking up phase II work
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Officials hope to avoid issues such as leaks, poor signages
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Officials hope to avoid issues such as leaks, poor signages From creating a station to displaying every minute aspect of the design, Chennai Metro Rail Ltd. (CMRL) has used building information modelling (BIM) to develop 3D images of the project before commencing the construction work.
According to CMRL officials, Rudrabhishek Enterprises Ltd. has been given the BIM contract.
A first for CMRL “The contractor will build a 3D model of all stations, tunnels and viaducts. This will help us avoid any design issue. From the location of a cable to signage inside the stations, these images will display everything. This is the first time we are using three-dimensional modelling and want to prevent all issues that came up in the phase I and phase I extension project,” an official said.
NEW DELHI: Nifty added a few points on Tuesday than its previous close and formed a small bullish candle with a long lower shadow similar to a Doji formation on the daily chart.
The daily chart signals a capped upside going forward. Nifty has formed an indecisive pattern similar to that of Doji candles in the last five out of six sessions, suggesting that the rally is losing momentum.
According to Nagaraj Shetti, Technical Research Analyst, HDFC Securities, the short-term trend of Nifty continues to be rangebound within a high low band of 13,600-13,400 levels. He added, “A sustainable move above 13,600 levels is expected to result in Nifty continuing with next round of sharp upside momentum and inch towards the next upside levels of 13,900 in the near term.
Infrastructure consultancy firm REPL lists on NSE
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After the IPO, the company has registered robust growth on all major financial parameters for successive years.
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NEW DELHI: Infrastructure consultancy firm REPL (Rudrabhishek Enterprises Limited) got listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), two years after it had launched its IPO and subsequently got listed on NSE-Emerge platform under SME section.
The company said that listing will enable it to reach out to wider investor community and increase the visibility in the industry.
The consolidated revenue of the company at the time of IPO (FY 2017-18) was Rs 43.9 crore which grew to Rs 83.1 crore as per the last annual results (FY 2019-20). After the IPO, the company has registered robust growth on all major financial parameters for successive years.