The government of Tanzania has awarded the
second phase of its strategic medium-speed rail system to Turkish contractor
Yapi Merkezi. The line will run 422km between the city of Morogoro and
Makutupora, on the northern outskirts of Dodoma, Tanzania’s capital.
Yapi Merkezi is also starting the execution
of the Morogoro – Makutupora Section of the SGR Railway Project in Tanzania.
The 1,924 Billion USD Project is the second phase of East Africa's fastest
railway line connecting Dar as Salaam to Mwanza, known as the Central Corridor.
After their completion, the Morogoro and
Makutupora railway is expected to make a major contribution to the overall
economy of Tanzania, especially in the fields of trade and tourism.
Furthermore, it will enable land-locked countries such as Uganda and the
Democratic Republic of the Congo to transport their rich underground resources.
Both projects are being constructed with
MEKA Batching Plants. For these two important Projects; 2 MB-C60 Compact
Batching Plants, 2 MB-60M Mobile Batching Plants and also 3 MB-30M and 1
MB-100W which were used in another Project in Ethiopia met the requirement of this railway Project.
Railway construction requires high quality For this purpose, MEKA Fiber Dosing System and Chiller System have
been supplied with the batching plants. When it comes to high capacity mass
production with high precision and homogeneity this is where MEKA shows its
best. MEKA Fiber Dosing equipment includes highly accurate steel/hard plastic
and soft fiber dosing systems with a range of dosing capacities to suit the
individual needs of our customers.
Another 2 MB-60M Mobile Batching Plants are
going to be delivered very shortly for a new project in Tanzania which is part
of the railway projects.
MEKA continuous to expand its existence on Africa continent.
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