Technical data
Project description
- The approximately four kilometre long section of Lot 2 from the starting shaft east of the existing Sengelmannstraße U1 station to Bramfeld is being constructed using a tunnel boring machine
- It includes the three stops Barmbek Nord, Steilshoop and the final stop Bramfeld, all of which are being constructed using the cut-and-cover method. In addition, the five emergency exits Rübenkamp, Steilshooper Allee, Gründgenstraße, Fabriciusstraße and Heukoppel are to be constructed along the route
- The tunnelling ends in the Heukoppel target shaft, which will then be converted into an emergency exit
Construction method
- The three underground stations, each approx. 200 metres long, the starting shaft and the five emergency exits are to be constructed in excavation pits using the diaphragm wall-cover or diaphragm wall construction method
- The TBM tunnel with an internal diameter of 9.30 m is to be excavated using the TBM hydro-shield method with a single-shell segmental lining, lining thickness 50 cm
Geology
- sandy fillings
- floodplain sediments with peat layers and meltwater sands, muds, humic sands, peat and gravel layers
- Deposits from the penultimate ice age (cohesive boulder clay, meltwater sand and gravel, basin sand, silt and clay, Lauenburg clay)
General data
Project
U5 East Hamburg, Lot 2
Client
Hamburger Hochbahn AG
Contractor
Wayss & Freytag Ingenieurbau in joint venture with Ed. Züblin AG
Construction period
August 2023 to May 2031 or February 2033
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