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6,000 m of reinforced concrete pipes for Hamburg Airport

Between 2016 and 2020, Hamburg Airport is renewing the main apron (apron 1) covering an area of 330,000 m² at an amount of about 120 million euros. The storm water sewer system is also completely renewed in the course of this project Figure: Falcon Crest
Between 2016 and 2020, Hamburg Airport is renewing the main apron (apron 1) covering an area of 330,000 m² at an amount of about 120 million euros. The storm water sewer system is also completely renewed in the course of this project
Figure: Falcon Crest
The construction works will be ­implemented in ten sections at staggered intervals, to keep the impact on air traffic as low as ­possible. The project is scheduled for completion in 2020 Figure: Bickhardt-Bau AG
The construction works will be ­implemented in ten sections at staggered intervals, to keep the impact on air traffic as low as ­possible. The project is scheduled for completion in 2020
Figure: Bickhardt-Bau AG
A total of 6,000 meters of reinforced concrete pipes and more than 80 round manholes are used in building for the new storm water sewer system Figure: Bickhardt-Bau AG
A total of 6,000 meters of reinforced concrete pipes and more than 80 round manholes are used in building for the new storm water sewer system
Figure: Bickhardt-Bau AG
The wastewater manual of the airport specifies very high requirements on the reinforced concrete pipes which are used in building here Figure: FBS
The wastewater manual of the airport specifies very high requirements on the reinforced concrete pipes which are used in building here
Figure: FBS

Hamburg Airport, known in Germany as Flughafen Hamburg and in future called “­Helmut Schmidt Airport”, is the fifth largest airport in Germany with approx. 15.6 million passengers in 2015. It is a hub for the airlines Germanwings, Easyjet and Ryanair and, being opened in 1912, it is the oldest airport in the country. The concrete areas on the 570 hectares site situated about 8 km north of the city center have not been repaired for nearly 60 years. For this reason, the airport is planning the complete renewal of the main apron (apron 1) on an area covering 330,000 m² in the period from 2016 to...

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