Berding Beton

High-performance reinforced concrete pipes with dry weather flow channel

At present, Europe’s largest water construction site is situated in the “melting pot” Ruhr district in Germany. The river Emscher with its numerous tributaries not only represents a unique rehabilitation project covering a volume of about €4.5 bn until the end of 2020, but also will provide a new quality of life to approximately two and a half million people living in the entire region between Holzwickede and Dinslaken. A continuous, underground sewer system with a length of about 400 km and a steady slope starting from 8 m up to 40 m below ground level has not been realized in Europe in this...

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