Products from "Steklonit" (the composite division of "Rosatom") demonstrated high efficiency at the EMERCOM exercises "Safe Arctic." In Chukotka, a helicopter pad was assembled from polymer slabs to evacuate "injured" individuals. These slabs are used for the construction of temporary roads, bridges, and the evacuation of stuck equipment.
The "Mobistek" and "Trassa" slabs were presented in Arkhangelsk. "Mobistek" combines rigidity and buoyancy, withstanding loads up to 80 tons. "Trassa" slabs are thinner and more flexible, making them convenient for transportation and installation. Slabs can be quickly used to create sites for temporary facilities and runways.
In Chukotka, in 47-degree frost conditions, "Trassa" slabs were used to assemble a platform for a Mi-8 helicopter. Within 22 minutes, rescuers assembled a 10×9 m platform on which the helicopter landed. EMERCOM confirmed the effectiveness of the slabs in extreme climatic conditions.
"Steklonit" has been producing slabs since 2009. The products occupy more than 50% of the Russian market and are used in oil and gas companies to create temporary roads, platforms, and driveways. The company also produces slabs for repairing railways.
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