Betonwerk Bieren

Frame system of high dimensional accuracy

Traffic on the BAB A30 autobahn running from east to west near the German city of Bad Oeyhnhausen increases continuously. A four-lane national highway running directly through the spa absorbs the traffic leading to, from and through the town.

It was planned for traffic to flow as early as 2014 via a northern bypass, to relieve the inner city from heavy- and long-haul traffic – but completion was delayed to 2017.

 

Low-pore matrix

Betonwerk Bieren GmbH supplies the reinforced-concrete frames, concrete and reinforced-concrete pipes as well as a variety of manhole systems, all of which meet the...

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