CONSTRUCTION ROADWAYS BRIDGES

Brand Owner Address Description
SH 130 CONCESSION COMPANY, LLC SH 130 CONCESSION COMPANY 10800 N US Hwy 183 NB Buda TX 78610 construction of roadways and bridges; construction consultancy; construction management; consulting services related to constructing roadways and bridges; providing a website for information and news related to the construction of roadways;STATE HIGHWAY 130 CONCESSION COMPANY, LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY;Consulting services related to financing the development, design and construction of roadways and bridges;Business management and consultation in the field of roadway construction; business management and consultation in the field of roadway development, design and construction; Customer services, namely, providing customer service and product inquiry services via telephone and e-mail for others in the field of roadway development, design and construction; promoting public awareness of roadway development, design and construction;COMPANY, LLC;civil engineering for the design of roadways and bridges; consulting in the field of structural engineering; consulting services related to developing and designing roadways and bridges;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A system and method whereby power pods having multiple permanent magnets or coils of wire with a very low voltage charge create a multiple magnetic fields within frequently traveled roadways and other surfaces so that voltage is created when vehicles carrying ferrous metal pass over it. The most efficient areas for electrical generation are the downhill sides of bridges, hills, and mountain grades, although the power pods may be used on substantially flat surfaces if not too closely spaced together to drain inertia from passing vehicles. An added benefit on inclined surfaces, the magnetic field would have a speed-reducing effect on the vehicles. Enhancement of electrical generation via the present invention system could be achieved by installing a permanent magnet on vehicular and railroad traffic. Applications may include, but are not limited to, highways and railroads.