A7 Bindermichl motorway enclosure
Austria
The 'A7 Betonbau' consortium was able to build the Bindermichl motorway enclosure with the motorway carrying its full volume of traffic. This project, involving the lowering and enclosing of one of the busiest stretches of the Austrian motorway network, was the biggest noise abatement project ever undertaken in the Upper Austrian capital Linz. For the work on the western tube of the tunnel, Doka supplied two tunnel-wall formwork travellers for the casting liners, and a tunnel slab traveller. The tunnel formwork traveller designed for this top-cover tunnel weighed 67 t and was 14 m long. It could cover tunnel widths of 7.25 m (for the typical cross-section) to 8.75 m (for the extra-wide sections of tunnel). Following modifications to the traveller, it was then also used to construct a ramp structure (denoted LZ11), in addition to this contract section.
Project data
- Year of completion
- 2012
- Project duration
- 4 Months
- Country
- Austria
- City, State
- Linz
- Realization
- 'ARGE A7 Betonbau' consortium
- Structure
- Tunnel
Segmented construction method
- Cross-sectional shape
- Rectangular
- Clear width
- 7.25 - 8.75 m
- Clear height
- 4.30 m
- Formed length of tunnel
- 212 m
- Number of casting sections
- 20
formwork for top-cover LZ11
- Cross-sectional shape
- Rectangular
- Clear width
- 15.0 m
- Clear height
- 3.0 m
- Formed length of tunnel
- 200 m
- Number of casting sections
- 6
facing shell
- Cross-sectional shape
- Rectangular
- Clear width
- 15.75 m
- Clear height
- 6.25 m
- Formed length of tunnel
- 500 m
- Number of casting sections
- 35