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In this newsletter, dear readers, we again try to offer you a variety of topics as colorful as possible. In keeping with the traditional key topic of our annual May issue, focus on underground construction. Berding Beton, for example, delivered 735 reinforced-concrete DN 3000 jacking pipes for a new 2.2-km sewer in Munich. PT Bonna Indonesia reports on the production and delivery of an impressive 7 km of reinforced-concrete pressure pipe for a power plant in Bangladesh. In addition, our South African colleague David Beer contributed for BFT a guest report on a prestressed-concrete bridge construction project near Cape Town. You can additionally look forward to a detailed report from GTSdata. This software supplier equipped three concrete plants in Germany – Gilne, Vetra and Max Bögl – with the modern ERP software Priamos for process optimization: from the offer to installation. Enjoy these and other exciting reports.
Yours
Silvio Schade
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Concrete for Aberdeen port expansion
 
Dragados UK & Ireland uses mixing technology from BHS-Sonthofen to produce the concrete required for the expansion of the Aberdeen harbor. A total of 9,000 accropods will be produced with the concrete and used in the outer protective walls for the northern and southern breakwaters. Industrias Leblan supplied a mixing plant that includes a BHS twin-shaft batch mixer of type DKX.
 
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News

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Bauma to be postponed to October 2022
Bauma—the World's Leading Trade Fair for Construction Machinery, Building Material Machines, Mining Machines, Construction Vehicles and Construction Equipment—is postponed to autumn 2022. That is the result of many discussions between Messe München and top industry representatives as well as the Advisory Board. New date is October 24–30, 2022. Considering the ...
 
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MasterSuna RCA for concrete production from recycled aggregates
Experts at Master Builders Solutions have developed MasterSuna RCA, a pioneering solution which enables the production of standard quality concrete with up to 100 % recycled aggregates. The solution will help to overcome the workability problems of concrete caused by the substitution of natural aggregates with recycled aggregates (RAs). MasterSuna RCA allows for the ...
 
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Formwork configurator: Quick and easy to get an offer
 
Stationary concepts and modern formwork are ideal for the production of structural precast concrete elements such as columns, beams and stairs. So are tilting tables and high-performance battery moulds for wall and floor slab production. With a new formwork configurator from concrete plant specialist Vollert, it is now possible to individually configure formwork systems in just a few minutes and receive a customized quote. All without obligation and free of charge.

 
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Cast-stone and concrete floors for German Embassy
The Chancery of the German Embassy in Paris is located in the 8th arrondissement on Avenue Franklin D. Roosevelt, quite central, on the rear side of the Grand Palais and only a few steps from the Champs Élysées. The building, erected as a reinforced concrete skeleton construction, originates from the 1960s and was completely renovated between 2015 and 2019 under the supervision of the German Federal Office for Building and Regional Planning (BBR): according to the BBR, “… with focus on renovation of the above-ground stories as well as replacement of the façade.” The architectural firm Baumewerd from Münster, Germany, was commissioned for the necessary planning of this project. The founder of the firm, Prof. Dieter Georg Baumewerd, who died in December last year, numbers among the leading representatives of German and international post-war architecture and made a name for himself in particular for the museums and embassies he built ...
 
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South Africa: Paarl bridges widened with precast concrete beams
A South African bridge-widening project to upgrade Berg River Boulevard and Oosbosch Street in Paarl/Western Cape is due for completion in August 2021. It includes the widening of the 20m long Oosbosch Street bridge which traverses a railway line some 600m from the Berg River bridge ...
 
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Specials
Priamos by GTSdata - Experiences with modern ERP software to optimize processes
Priamos by GTSdata aims to not only create a digital network between machines and individual processes but to also enable their digital integration into a comprehensive company network with connectors to the entire outside world. The following renowned Priamos users describe their priorities, goals and experiences made in optimizing their processes ...
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Figure: Berding Beton

2.2 km of DN 3000 reinforced-concrete jacking pipes for new sewers
Within the scope of the project “Sewer rehabilitation Landsberger Strasse,” 735 jacking pipes from Erding Beton were installed over a total jacking length of 2,195 m to achieve a significant improvement of the hydraulic situation in the drainage network in the west of Munich. Increasing sealing of surfaces in particular in large cities and the more frequent occurrence of heavy-rain events result in considerable quantities of sewage that overload the sewer systems. The decision was made for the construction project “Sewer rehabilitation Landsberger Strasse” to achieve a significant improvement of the hydraulic situation in the sewer network in the west of Munich. The objective was to relieve the existing and often overloaded sewer system in the area of Pasing and Laim and to divert better and more effectively the critical flows of combined wastewater in the east and/or west of Munich by a new sewer 3 m in diameter ...
 
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PT Bonna Indonesia supplies 7km of reinforced concrete pressure pipes for Bangladesh power plant
PT Bonna Indonesia, a specialist provider of Reinforced Concrete steel Cylinder Pipes (RCCP) and a subsidiary of Consolis, a European leader in precast concrete solutions, is providing 7 kilometers of custom-made “Bonna Pipes”, designed in France and produced in Indonesia, for the $4.5 billion 1.2 GW power station being built at Matarbari, Bangladesh ...
 
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Energy-efficient cooling and heating solutions for enhancing fresh concrete quality
Solid concrete components are used for the construction of airports, dams, tunnels, bridges and other infrastructural projects. Owing to their thickness, such elements can develop a high amount of hydration heat and thus internal stresses resulting in cracking even months after their installation. In addition, exceedingly high or low ambient temperature levels can obstruct the controlled curing of concrete in regions with extreme climatic conditions. This is why the temperature of the concrete needs to be controlled efficiently already during the mixing process in order to prevent cracking and, consequently, severe damage to the building or structure. Thus, construction contractors and concrete producers have ...
 
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Call for Projects
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You have completed a construction project with precast concrete products successfully and now, you intend to present this project to your customer base, prospective customers and partners in the BFT trade magazine? Then, send us an email shortly describing the project. Or just call us. If the project is of particular interest to our readers, our editors would even like to pay you a visit for preparing an exclusive coverage for the BFT magazine in close coordination with you. Our service in this regard is free of charge.
 
silvio.schade@bauverlag.de, +49 5241 8089-103
 
 
karla.knitter@bauverlag.de, +49 5241 8088-415
Silvio Schade
 
silvio.schade@bauverlag.de

Tel.: +49 5241 8089-103
 
Karla Knitter
 
karla.knitter@bauverlag.de

Tel.: +49 5241 8088-415
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