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03. December 2019

Geomechanics and Tunnelling 6/19 published

Cover picture:

Geomechanics and Tunnelling 6/19The Dywi Drill Hollow Bar system from DSI Underground is a versatile support element, which can be used as a micropile, soil or rock nail, grouted anchor, spile or grouting lance in mining and tunnelling as well as for geotechnical tasks such as foundations. Recently, DSI got an approval for the Dywi Drill Hollow Bar as a temporary micropile and as a permanent pile, according to which a service life of 100 years can be achieved for a permanent pile (photo: DSI Underground). Das Dywi Drill Hohlstab-System der DSI Underground ist ein vielseitig einsetzbares Stützmittel, das als Mikropfahl, Boden- bzw. Felsnagel, Verpressanker, Spieß oder Injektionslanze im Berg- und Tunnelbau sowie bei geotechnischen Aufgabenstellungen wie Gründungen eingesetzt werden kann. Kürzlich hat DSI eine Zulassung für den Dywi Drill Hohlstab als temporärer Mikropfahl und Dauerpfahl erhalten , nach der bei dem Dauerpfahl eine Nutzungsdauer von 100 Jahren erreicht werden kann (Foto: DSI Underground).

Table of Contents Geomechanics and Tunnelling 6/19

  • Semmering Base Tunnel
  • Koralm Tunnel
  • Brenner Base Tunnel
  • Supporting means
  • Tunnel equipment

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