Kathmandu. Students of Civil Engineering studying at Aryan School of Engineering and Management visited Nepal Eco Panel. The students observed the eco panel production factory located in Jhowkhel, Ward No. 3, Changgunarayan Municipality, Bhaktapur. The students observed with interest the environment-friendly, energy saving and other issues involved in the production of eco panels. Also, he showed more interest in the fact that the eco panel did not catch fire even when it caught fire. During the factory visit, it was shown to the students about the fire resistance feature of Eco Panel that it did not catch fire even when set on fire. For this, it was shown that when petrol is sprinkled on the eco panel and set on fire, it will burn only as long as there is petrol, but it will not affect anything.
Factory Manager Sujan Sujkhu and Project Manager Sajin Jakhw informed the students about the various aspects of the production process of eco panels.
Bikram Gosai, General Manager of Eco Panel Nepal, expressed his happiness that the theoretical knowledge learned in the classroom could be taught to the students practically during the field visit inside Eco Panel Nepal. According to him, the students of various engineering colleges in Kathmandu Valley are regularly coming on field visits to the factory of Nepal Eco Panel. He informed that under social responsibility, they are facilitating such colleges and students by supporting them.
Nepal Eco Panel is a modern construction material used as interior and exterior partition walls in permanent or temporary structures. In recent years, its demand is high from all over the country due to the possibility of rapid reconstruction.
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