DWASAL Conducts Loaded Truck Testing on Weighbridge – 1 April
DWASAL begins weighbridge testing using loaded trucks to verify accuracy and performance before full operation.
On 1 April, DWASAL carried out a critical testing phase of the weighbridge system using loaded trucks to ensure accuracy and reliability.
During this stage, trucks carrying loads were driven onto the weighbridge to measure and verify weight readings. This process is essential for calibrating the system and confirming that it delivers precise and consistent results under real operating conditions.
The testing with loaded vehicles helps validate the performance of the weighbridge, ensuring it can handle actual site operations effectively. It also allows technical teams to identify and adjust any inconsistencies before full deployment.
This milestone marks a significant step toward making the weighbridge fully operational, supporting efficient and accurate weight management at DWASAL.
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