Refurbishment of the coat port: New bridges soon ready for use in Überlingen!

Refurbishment of the coat port: New bridges soon ready for use in Überlingen!

Überlingen, Deutschland - The renewal of the coat port in Überlingen is progressing. As the Südkurier have already been reported and are to be reached by May 19 be installed. The bridges are currently stored on the port edge, while the city of Überlingen as the client monitors the work. Lutz Ackermann is responsible for the implementation of a company from Röbel, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

The old bridge system, which was no longer inherent, has already been dismantled. The end of the renovation for Easter was originally planned, but the work was delayed due to the wall renovation and late steel deliveries. The water level has no influence on these delays, but could cause problems when building the new web system if the level continues.

planned construction work and construction

In total, an access bridge and nine bridge elements with a total length of 102 meters are to be installed by the end of May. These new bars are attached to ten brackets, with the existing rear albums being replaced. Particular attention is paid to the assembly of the aluminum protective frame, which offer additional protection to the plastic tubs of the bridges. Ingenieur Lutz Ackermann emphasizes the construction as special because it is designed in such a way that the floating bodies remain undamaged, even if the water level sinks.

An example of inexpensive solutions in the construction area is the use of a discarded but functional compressor for the patties. Details can be found in the BOOTE-FORUM where it is explained how a stale can be shaken quickly into the ground. This is done with a team of four people and certain mechanical aids. This method is not only effective, but also offers numerous advantages in practical application.

environmental aspects and adaptation strategies

in the context of the port infrastructure and especially in the case of construction activities, it is crucial to take into account the possible effects of climate change. The Federal Environment Agency points out that storm effects and the increase in sea level must be included in planning. A long -term adjustment of the port infrastructure can not only maintain the functionality of the ports, but also relieve the environment in the long term.

The investments in such structural measures are usually considered crucial for the overall economic balance. They not only lead to positive effects in the shipping sector, but also help to minimize delays in the traffic process during stormy conditions. The expected costs for the renewal of the jetty in Überlingen amount to around 425,000 euros, which in relation to the long -term adaptation strategies and environmental advantages is considered relatively low.

The renewal of the coat port underlines the importance of a modern and weather -resistant port infrastructure to withstand the challenges of the future.