(Case Study) Lifting a Bridge

(Case Study) Lifting a Bridge
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A lot of infrastructure work is currently underway in Germany with LGH able to offer their equipment, experience and know-how. One example of our work took place in Hamburg, where our customer Thömen Spedition GmbH & Co. KG was faced with the challenge of erecting a temporary pedestrian bridge.

THE CHALLENGE
The Berliner Tor train and underground station in Hamburg has been under renovation since 2015. Due to the expansion of the rail network to and from Hamburg Central Station and the growing number of passengers, pedestrian bridges and crossings are more frequently needed.

In cooperation with Thomas Meyer, one of our lifting experts, the wooden bridge with steel construction and frame was erected using our WLL 110 t 13.5 m x 5.0 m modular 4-point spreader. We also delivered the same system with the same WLL, but with a size of 11.0 x 5.0 m, four weeks into the project.

“Time” was the greatest challenge in this project, as the main road and the railway were temporarily closed for the placement of the pedestrian bridge and had to be fully accessible again according to a strict schedule. Thanks to the good cooperation and the smooth process, the project was completed on schedule.

11 March 2021
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