Technical specifications

Scope of works:

Construction of sewerage tunnel; length: 980 m + 1,200 m

  • Internal diameter: 3.00 m
  • External diameter: 3.58 m
  • Min. radius: 1.0 m
  • Min. cover: 3.75m
  • Max. cover: 5.00m

Jacking Pipes:

  • Type: DN 3000 reinforced concrete
  • Number: 735 pieces
  • Length: 3.00 m
  • Thikness: 0.29 m

Construction method:

  • Pipe jacking using an AVND 3000 machine

Geology:

  • Quaternary gravel

General data

Lead
A new sewerage canal through the southwest of Munich relieves the existing canal system.

Project
Landsberger Straße Sewer System Rehabilitation, Section 2, Munich, Germany

Client
Münchner Stadtentwässerung

Contractor
Wayss & Freytag Ingenieurbau AG

Construction period
2018 to 2021

Net construction costs
€ 19 million

Utilisation
Water/Sewerage
Type
Storage sewer tunnel
Length
980 and 1,200 m
Construction Method
Pipe Jacking using an AVND 3000

More Information:

The sewer network rehabilitation Landsberger Straße, 2nd construction phase, is to relieve the existing sewer system in the Pasing and Laim area, which dates from the middle of the 20th century. In order to drain off the large quantities of wastewater in Munich's West / Southwest, a new sewer is planned in Landsberger Straße. After completion, it will connect to the already constructed DN 3000 sewer at the Laim roundabout and drain off the resulting mixed water via the Hirschgarten rainwater retention basin. The 2.2-kilometre-long tunnelling section starts from the Laim circle and ends "Am Knie" in Pasing. Wayss & Freytag Ingenieurbau, tunnelling division is constructing the sewer on behalf of the Munich Municipal Drainage Authority.

A particular challenge arose due to the location of the construction site in an inner-city park, which meant that only a tightly dimensioned installation area was available. Considerable restrictions also had to be taken into account in the delivery of the jacking pipes with an outside diameter of 4,500 mm and an individual weight of approx. 32 tons.

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