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View postsMivan Construction Technology is a fast-paced construction technology that is built to offer strength and durability to buildings built using aluminum formwork. It has been promoted for its ability to aid the mass construction activity sites that have had blown up due to the onset of the pandemic increasing the housing demand.
As for the calculation, the Mivan construction cost ranges anything from Rs. 8000 – Rs.9000 per sqm. without any tax and varies on the repletion of formwork that reduces the cost per sqm. and is calculated in terms of square meters for the Mivan slabs.
The Mivan technology is widely popular and has been used in Europe, Asia, Gulf Countries, and other parts of the globe as it is suitable for constructing a large number of houses using room size forms in a short period.
Let’s now cut to the chase and understand the Mican construction technology in depth.
Speaking of the present scenario, Mivan technology has not been used widely in India but is very popular in Gulf countries, Europe, and some parts of Asia, as mentioned in the article above. However, its use is now preferred in India to help complete the challenging government scheme by 2022 – Housing for All.
based on the location, these are:
PARAMETER | MIVAN CONSTRUCTIONÂ | CONVENTIONAL FORMWORK |
Development Speed | 7 Days | 21 Days |
Finishing quality of the surface | Excellent | Assembly is required |
Pre-planning of the formwork | Required | Not required |
Construction Kind | Cast-in-situ cellular | Simply RCC |
Wastage | Little | Higher |
Accuracy | Accurate | Lesser than modern systems |
Coordination | Essential | Not required |
Seismic resistance | Good | Less |
Dismantling | Possible | Not possible |
Listed below are the limitations, advantages, and disadvantages of Mivan Shuttering:
Irrespective of the advantages of Mivan formwork, there are a few limitations that need to be addressed to have a fair deal:
The Mivan technology is mostly preferred for constructing a large number of houses in just a limited period. Speaking of the area of Mivan construction, it only makes use of room size structures to construct walls and slabs and permits shuttering for both the slabs and columns on the construction site.
As for the walls of the real estate industry, they are of huge room size including the floor slabs that are made from Mivan shuttering. These are known to be extremely sturdy and strong in nature and form and are super easy to manage.
The major features of Mivan include:
Construction techniques are used to help provide the structure to the building and also hold the concrete until it gains 50% of the required strength. There are three unique construction techniques used by the Mivan technology:
Note – Aluminum bodies can be reused about 250 times, which means no wastage from the construction site.
The Mivan shuttering technology has traveled across the globe, proving their economic variant as compared to the traditional methods that are labor-intensive and time-consuming.
It is economical as it eliminates the use of bricks and makes use of concrete. Mivan being space-efficient, aesthetic appealing, and time-consuming, has helped the real estate sector with quicker construction and easy assembling, bringing a new angle to the real estate of India.
Now, the ball is in your court. Decide how you’d like your house to be built and make sure to come to a conclusion keeping in mind its cons, pros, and needs! Feel free to get in touch in case you have a few questions in mind!
It is a kind of aluminum formwork that is economical, faster, and strategic in the world of real estate. It is also now gaining popularity in the Indian market.
It is carried by a skilled workforce that assembles the aluminum formwork, then pours the concrete and removes the formwork to make it more durable.
Formwork is the process of building temporary molds. Once done, concrete is placed into it to help form the structure. As compared to the traditional formwork that was fabricated using timber, this is constructed using aluminum, steel, and other materials.