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Long-Distance Railway Terminal, Frankfurt, Germany
SKYDECK on special traveling construction
MEGA construction of a long-distance railway terminal
German Railways invested 209 million € in the long-distance railway terminal at Frankfurt Airport, that forms the hub of the new ICE track between Cologne and the Rhine-Main area.
The construction project was the largest construction site in Germany during 1999, apart from the Potsdamer Platz in Berlin.
43 lenticular-shaped, trussed steel frames, with spans of up to 60 m and 200 to 470 t in weight, span over the four railway platforms and cover the whole railway terminal over an area of 70 x 700 m.
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SKYDECK dekkeforskaling
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The railway terminal roof was to be strengthened so that a nine-storey construction can be built on top. A massive 300 mm thick concrete slab was to be formed over the trussed steel frames at 15.00 m above ground level. |
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Formwork solution
Two 9.00 m high PERI steel constructions, traveling freely from section to section, served as a working platform. SKYDECK with MP 625 MULTIPROPs was used for this. After pouring the concrete the formwork was struck and the formwork carriage taken away to be re-positioned. Then the next slab section was formed with the SKYDECK material. |
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| Contractor: |
BILFINGER+BERGER AG, Schalungsbau Roxheim and WAYSS & FREYTAG AG, Frankfurt |
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PERI Germany, Weissenhorn and Stuttgart |
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Avdeling:
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PERI GmbH, Germany
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