The installation of a ballastless reinforced concrete track has commenced on the Indian high-speed railway line, as reported by the railway portal Railway Supply

Installation of Ballastless Reinforced Concrete Track Underway

The construction of the ballastless reinforced concrete track is ongoing in Surat on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad high-speed railway line. According to the National High-Speed Rail Corporation Ltd, this marks the first use of the Japanese J-slab system in India.

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Ballastless reinforced concrete track is a technology widely utilized across the Shinkansen high-speed rail network in Japan.

In March 2021, NHSRC and Japan Railway Track Consultants Co signed a memorandum of understanding for the design of the track on the 237-kilometer Vadodara-Vapi package T2 section of the future Mumbai-Ahmedabad line.

Over 14,000 tons of rails and 50 molds for casting rail plates have already been delivered from Japan, as reported by NHSRC at the end of August. Japan Railway Technical Services will train and certify Indian personnel in rail laying techniques.

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