The review meeting for the draft outline of the "Technical Specifications for the Application of Mechanically Produced Sand in Highway Engineering," a highway engineering industry standard issued by the Ministry of Transport and edited by Kan She Shares, was successfully held.

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2022-08-19 14:03

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August 12, 2022 On the same day, the Highway Bureau of the Ministry of Transport, in collaboration with Kan She Co., Ltd.,... 16 The multimedia conference room of the building hosted a review meeting on the draft outline for the “Technical Specifications for the Application of Mechanically Produced Sand in Highway Construction.” The review meeting adopted a hybrid approach, combining both online and offline participation. Leaders from the Highway Bureau of the Ministry of Transport and representatives from the China Engineering Construction Standardization Association attended the meeting. A total of 30 people, including leaders from the Highway Branch, experts from the code review panel, and relevant members of the drafting team. Others attended the meeting. Yang Jian, Chief Engineer of Kan She Co., Ltd., served as the chief editor of the standard and delivered a welcoming speech at the meeting.

Highway Mechanically Produced Sand The “Application Technical Specifications” is the first industry standard for highway engineering drafted and led by Kanshe Co., Ltd. The participating organizations in the drafting of these specifications include Tongji University, Guizhou Hongxin Chuanda Engineering Testing & Consulting Co., Ltd., Chang’an University, Poly Changda Engineering Co., Ltd., and Guangxi Road & Bridge Engineering Group Co., Ltd., among others.

The expert panel reviewing the document concluded that, given the dwindling natural sand resources and increasingly stringent environmental protection requirements, adopting manufactured sand as fine aggregate is an inevitable path for the sustainable development of the highway engineering industry. The preparation of this standard is both necessary and timely. The outline of the standard has clear objectives, a well-defined conceptual framework, and a feasible research plan; its chapter structure is generally reasonable, and the division of labor and schedule for drafting are clearly defined. Therefore, the panel agrees to approve the review. At the same time, the expert panel offered valuable suggestions on the drafting process, providing clear guidance for the drafting team’s next steps.