BERDING BETON

760 jacking pipes for urban drainage installed in Zug

Following a long planning and construction phase, the construction department in the Swiss city of Zug can now announce successful completion of the Lake Zug Outfall Pipeline project in the northern part of the city. The WWZ energy supply company applied microtunneling technology not only for a new stormwater relief sewer, but also for an innovative district heating pipeline. Since 1995, the city of Zug, within the scope of a General Drainage Plan (GEP), has been continuously converting a combined sewer system into a separated system. By now, more than two thirds of Zug network consist of such...

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