All Concrete Articles
ESB Kranverleih Transport und Hebetechnik used a Liebherr LTM 1070-4.2 mobile crane to build a Liebherr concrete mixing plant
Austria’s Tyrolit advises customer Aktivmontage on reducing height of power station chimney by 100 m
University project in Paris, France, to be built with the help of six Raimondi tower cranes from distributor GP Mat International
Chinese company due to open construction materials “supermarket” on outskirts of Nairobi
Company specialising in production and distribution of mixers for concrete joins Italian construction equipment trade association
US president’s US$ 15 billion border project set to benefit Mexican cement maker
The Gollwitzer Company chose a 120 tonne telescopic crawler crane, the Sennebogen 6113, to help with construction of a 90 metre storm water reservoir in Germany
Aquajet robot water cutter removes concrete removed from underneath pier in Norwegian harbour in what seemed to be a ‘mission impossible’
Concrete cutting is one of demolition’s fine arts – requiring a precise solution often in challenging environments or against short timescales.
The requirements for falsework and formwork are almost endless, and so the systems’ manufacturers need to be flexible. Sandy Guthrie looks at some recent projects
Somerscales Heavy Haulage negotiated the quirks of minor roads and small villages to deliver some large cement plant components to a remote site in the UK. David Weston reports
Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation awards contract for five 455,000 cubic metre reinforced concrete structures as part of the Rawdat Rashed Mega Reservoir project
Eqyptian authorities to invest US$ 8.4 billion to increase capacity of the shipping link between the Mediterranean and the Red Sea
Client and contractor set out co-financing plans following January’s US$ 1.6 billion dispute on additional costs.
Work expected to restart after tentative agreements reached on funding and schedules, but unresolved issues remain
PCA proposes funding package to consortium that has threatened to halt work on expansion project, but contractors have different plans
A Liebherr LR 1300 crawler crane was used to set a new world record for lifting the widest tilt-up panel
The first four 2812 tonne gates for the new locks arrive as mega project reaches 62% completion
Swedish contractor Demcon is using a diamond cutting wheel to demolish a quay at the Port of Gothenburg. D&Ri reports on this unusual demolition method
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