Hanau-Nantenbach railway upgrade - Hain Tunnel
Germany
The Hain Tunnel is 745 metres long and runs mostly parallel with the original railway line. It consists of a rectangular frame with two cells and one track per tunnel tube. Commercially viable repositioning by crane was not possible because of the connecting rebars and the cross-pit bracing, so Doka opted to mount the Supporting construction frames on heavy-duty wheels. That made the frames easy to roll from one pouring section to the next. The middle walls were formed with Beam formwork Top100, reducing the number of form-tie points. For the top-slab formwork Doka supplied the superstructure complete with stop-end formwork carried on the Positioning unit DokaCC. The Positioning unit DokaCC was also used for the slab stop-end. Modification to the Suspension head WS10 enabled the suspension points of the platforms to be used to transfer the concrete pressure into the wall at the same time.
Project data
- Year of completion
- 2016
- Country
- Germany
- Town or city
- Hain im Spessart, Germany
- Realization
- INGBAU ABS Hanau-Nantenbach consortium
- Structure
- Tunnel
segmented construction method
- Cross-sectional shape
- Rectangular
- Clear height
- 7.61 m
- Formed length of tunnel
- 745 m
- Length of concreting section
- 10 m
- Number of casting sections
- 75