Dormentes de concreto protendido

Por muitos anos, dormentes de concreto protendido para sistemas ferroviários têm substituído o uso de dormentes de madeira ou metálicos em redes ferroviárias públicas ou privadas. Eles duram mais que seus correspondentes em madeira e não precisam ser impregnados com óleo de alcatrão mineral. Quase todas as geometrias de dormentes podem ser produzidas utilizando-se concreto protendido.


Dormentes de concreto protendido são fornecidos direto da fábrica, prontos para serem assentados. O que significa que toda a armação foi montada e pré-tensionada dentro do dormente conforme os padrões durante o processo de manufatura.

Procedimentos de produção
para dormentes de concreto protendido

Contatos

Steffen Schmitt
Telefon +49 7134 52 239
Telefax +49 7134 52 205
steffen.schmitt(at)vollert.de

Aplicações

References

July 2011

From 0 to 450,000 Prestressed Concrete Sleepers

One of the most modern automated circulation plants for railroad sleepers, located  in Afyon, Turkey has been taken into operation. Inkol Insaat is set to produce in future 450,000 prestressed concrete sleepers annually in two-shift operation. Thanks to its know-how in plant technology, Vollert Anlagenbau, the specialist in precast concrete plants realized the complete production plant in a mere 6 months from receipt of the order.

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March 2010

Sleeper factory for Manufacturing Monoblock LVT

Tribeton® - a brand name belonging to Creabeton Materiaux AG in Switzerland – wished to change their monoblock production method from conventional to self-compacting concrete. Eltecna AG, Zürich, and Vollert Anlagenbau GmbH, Weinsberg, (Germany) gained the contract to develop and supply a new circulation system for manufacturing sleepers. In essence, the LVT (Low Vibration Track) monoblocks for the Gotthard base tunnel are to be manufactured with this system.

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December 2004

Production of prestressed concrete sleepers using the late removal of casing

On the basis of an internal study carried out in 2002 that investigated all the current options available on the market for the production of prestressed concrete sleepers in terms of economy, quality and the use of energy, Leonhard Moll Betonwerke chose at the end of 2002 a system for the production of prestressed concrete sleepers using the late removal of the casing. Here, the experience of Moll, which had already produced several million prestressed concrete sleepers in the past, was combined with the plant engineering expertise of Vollert. The result is a plant that sets new standards worldwide with regard to economy, quality and energy consumption.

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