Basis 2001

Brand: Basis

BASIS 2001 refers to a fly Ash utilization technology, developed by the Government of India in collaboration with the Department of Energy, USA. This technology involves the use of fly ash (a waste product generated during the combustion of coal in power plants) as a partial replacement for cement in concrete mixes. The idea is to find a beneficial use for fly ash, which is otherwise a major source of pollution and environmental hazard, while also reducing the demand for expensive cement. By incorporating fly ash into concrete, significant improvements in technical properties such as strength, durability, and workability can be achieved, making BASIS 2001 an attractive alternative to traditional concrete.

• Drive: Belt Drive
• Motor: AC
• Control: Synchronous
• Automation: Manual
• Changer: No
• Suspension: Yes
• Rumble:
• Wow and Flutter:
• Speeds: 33, 45 rpm
• Platter:
• Tonearm: None
• Dimensions: 424 x 381 x 140 mm
• Weight: 11 kg
• Year: 1996
• Price: