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During a special period, Beijing Zhenchong Engineering Machinery is simultaneously working on product research and development and epidemic prevention and control.
2020-03-24
To meet market demands, keep pace with industry trends, and improve the company's product line, the company has decided to increase investment in the research and development of hydraulic dynamic vibratory hammers. A long time ago, the company invested heavily in purchasing hydraulic vibratory hammers from overseas for use in domestic projects. Compared to electric vibratory hammers, hydraulic vibratory hammers have advantages such as smaller diameter, stronger penetration, longer service life, easier maintenance, and greater exciting force than electric vibratory hammers of the same model. This allows for increased pile spacing during construction design, improving construction efficiency. When constructing rubble piles, the diameter of the pile is easier to control, saving material costs for clients and contractors. In addition, hydraulic...
Beijing Zhenchong Engineering Machinery Co., Ltd. wins bid for the subcontract of ground treatment for the China-aided National Higher Institute of Music in Lebanon.
2020-03-16
Recently, Beijing Zhendong Engineering Machinery Co., Ltd. won the bid for the subcontract of foundation treatment for the China-aided Lebanese National Higher Music Conservatory project. Located in the Debaye coastal area north of Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, the music conservatory project covers an area of approximately 25,000 square meters, with eight floors above ground and one underground floor. It includes a music conservatory teaching and comprehensive building, a 1200-seat professional concert hall, and a 350-seat small concert hall. This project is a milestone in consolidating and deepening the friendship between China and Lebanon, and a landmark project for the two countries to jointly build the "Belt and Road" initiative and promote people-to-people connectivity.
Innovative wings, let dreams take flight
2019-06-30
Universities are platforms for fostering innovation and development. To help the seeds of dreams sprout and grow, on June 25, 2019, BVEM was honored to invite relevant scientific research and management personnel from the Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Department of Beijing University of Technology to visit our company for an exchange, jointly exploring the opportunities and innovative development ideas for vibratory compaction technology and professional equipment.
Successful test pile driving of bottom discharge equipment in East Timor marks another leap forward in the development of domestic vibratory hammers.
2019-05-10
Following the Hong Kong artificial island of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge and the Ashdod Port project in Israel, the world's third large-scale offshore reclamation bottom discharge vibratory hammer stone column project - the Dili Bay new container terminal project in East Timor - is about to commence. The highly anticipated dry bottom discharge vibratory hammer will once again serve as the core equipment for this construction project. On May 4, 2019, news of the successful test pile was received. Beijing Vibration Engineering Machinery Co., Ltd., which exclusively researches and manufactures equipment, once again organized some of the original team that participated in the vibration construction of the Hong Kong artificial island of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge to participate in this test pile project of vibratory hammer stone columns with a maximum depth of 24 meters. Located