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Issue 01/2016 Germany

Noise Abatement in Hamburg: Hochtief builds Stellingen Tunnel

Towards this end, one of Germany’s largest noise abatement schemes is being accomplished in the west of Hamburg: to the north of the Elbe Tunnel, three noise abatement tunnels are being created in the districts of Schnelsen, Stellingen and Altona. In January 2016, Hochtief in conjunction with Franki Grundbau was commissioned to build the Stellingen Tunnel. The total value of the contract for the JV amounts to some 154 million euros.

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Issue 01/2016 Finland/Switzerland

Robin Lindahl appointed as new President and CEO of Normet

Robin Lindahl (51) has been appointed as President and CEO of the Normet Group. He will be based in Hünenberg, Switzerland, and will start in his new role not later than May 1, 2016. Lindahl takes over the position from Tom Melbye, who has decided to step down from his operative role and will in future act as a Senior Advisor to the CEO and Chairman of Normet Group.

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Issue 01/2016 Compendium

Tunnelling Manual 2016

The Tunnelling Manual has been a practical aid for clients, designers and contractors for four decades. It covers current developments and problem solutions, presents innovative results and documents...

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Issue 01/2016 2015 General Assembly

Change of Name: STUVA will soon be the “Research Association for Tunnels and Transportation Facilities”

The regular STUVA General Assembly was held on November 30, 2015, in conjunction with the 2015 STUVA Conference. STUVA Board Dipl.-Ing. Wolfgang Feldwisch and Bauassessor Dipl.-Ing. Otto Schließler...

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Issue 01/2016

2015 STUVA Conference: Record Participation at the Industry’s Meeting

STUVA’s International Forum for Tunnels and Infrastructure was held in the Dortmund Westfalenhallen from December 1 to 3, 2015. The outcome was highly impressive – the figures alone speak for themselves, establishing various new records for the STUVA Conference: more than 1800 conference participants and 165 exhibiting companies from the tunnel industry spread over around 6000 m² of display area. In addition to the subject area “Tunnelling”, “Tunnel Operation” was integrated in the STUVA Conference for the first time as a new segment with its own series of lectures.

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Issue 01/2016

Compressed Air Work: Experience with the use of German TBG O2 Decompression Tables

Compressed air work – initially used in caissons for bridge foundations or tunnels completely excavated under compressed air conditions – has also become standard in TBM tunnelling in the last decades. As air only decompression had caused several cases of decompression illness (DCI) in the past, work in compressed air and the decompression procedures had to be reassessed. As a result oxygen decompression was implemented into the decompression procedure.

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Issue 01/2016 Drainage Technology

Technical Improvements make the Pfaffenstein Tunnel safer

The A 93 federal motorway is 270 km long and passes through Bavaria from Hof in the north to Kiefersfeldern on the border with Austria. The roughly 840 m long Pfaffenstein Tunnel in Regensburg is one...

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Issue 01/2016

Rastatt Tunnel: Strict Demands placed on mechanized Tunnelling

The Rastatt Tunnel represents the core engineering structure in planning approval section 1.2 of the new/upgraded Karlsruhe–Basle rail route. It will be tackled from May 2016 using two hydro-shield TBMs. The two single-track, roughly 4270 m long tunnel tubes will be lined with 50 cm thick reinforced concrete segments. The shallow location of the tunnel with minimal overburdens of less than 4 m, the subsidence-prone infrastructure and the presence of buildings, quite apart from having to undertunnel the Federbach low-lying conservation area protected by a frozen cover, place high demands on the engineering and process technology. Undertunnelling the busy Rhine Valley Railway, secured in advance by a ring-shaped brine freezing zone represents a particularly sophisticated task.

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Issue 08/2015 Germany

Upgraded Hanau–Nantenbach Line with four new Tunnels

The rail route between Hanau and Nantenbach is part of the 112 km long Main-Spessart Railway between Hanau and Würzburg. It passes through the Schwarzkopf Tunnel built in 1854 and in urgent need of repair. Rather than this renovation scheme, a new route between Laufach and Heigenbrücken was decided on to eliminate the Schwarzkopf Tunnel. This project entails a roughly 8 km long, twin-track upgraded route running from Hanau to Nantenbach.

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Issue 08/2015 Austria

Twin-bore Upgrading of the Bosruck Tunnel completed

The 5425 m long Bosruck Tunnel between the states of Upper Austria and Styria has been in operation since 1983, and traffic has been running through a new second bore since summer 2013. After thorough refurbishment of the original bore, the fully improved twin-bore tunnel was opened for traffic on 19 October 2015. The Austrian autobahn operator ASFINAG has invested 280 million euros in the upgrading and modernisation of the tunnel.

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