FIELD OF EXPERTISE
Civil Engineering Construction
Civil engineering construction is a speciality of MEVA's. Our answers centre around a technically superior product and technology portfolio for large, high, expansive structures in infrastructure, bridges, tunnels, power plants, waterworks and the like. Many references show the support frame or our heavy-duty wall formwork Mammut 350 in action. Our engineers excel at finding creative answers to challenges that seem impossible to solve at first.
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MEVA Expertise & References
Referencen for Projets in Commercial & Residential Construction, Architectural Construction, High-Rise Construction and Civil Engineering Construction
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Challenging tunnel geometry
MEVA STB 450 offers flexible solution for narrow, inclined rail section: Near the municipality of Gretzenbach, the four-track route branches into two separate lines. Here, the two southern tracks gradually descend and pass below the cantonal road before entering the new Eppenberg Tunnel.
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BIM: transparent and efficient
BIM stands for Building Information Modelling, a holistic, software-based method for optimised planning and execution of construction projects.
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A triumphant premiere: fish passes
The focus of MEVA's first collaboration with Austrian company GLS was nature conservation and the construction of two fish passes on the River Traun.
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Flood control basin in Bern: Carriage allows circular column formwork to be set up underground without a crane
The underground flood control basin in Bern‘s city centre was built over 40 years ago.
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Liantang tunnel project with single-sided climbing solution for gravity walls
Gravity walls to the tunnel entrance, up to 14 m high,poured using a single-sided adaptation of the MGC guided climbing system and Mammut 350 wall panels.
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MEVA’s adjustable Radius System MAR introduced to the United States
This project required a treatment tank with a radius of 80 ft and over 20 ft in height. The new MAR system was the perfect solution for the contractor’s needs.
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True to Form at High Loads
Extraordinary civil engineering works and structures on challenging terrain: MEVA wall formwork Mammut 350 used on the Galgenbuck tunnel in Switzerland.
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Flood relief channel for water reservoir at Pont-et-Massène, France
Built from 1878 to 1882, the old barrage is being completely renovated and equipped with a new highpeformance flood relief channel that is poured with MEVA rental formwork.
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A challenging railway project
A railway tunnel with high demands: MEVA formwork is used to pour the retaining walls, concrete beams and tunnel portals at both tunnel entries, plus bridge abutments and piers close to the southern tunnnel entry.
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Infrastructure development in Tübingen, Germany
To the Limits of Technical Feasibility. The solution: MEVA wall formwork Mammut 350
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Completing the pour in record speed
Due to precise planning and immaculate work it was possible to achieve a record-breaking time saving on the Békéscsaba Bridge project in Hungary. The MEVA Mammut 350 wall formwork made fast pours without interruptions possible.
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Al Lusaily Reservoir, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
One challenge was pouring hundreds of columns with large mushroom-shaped column heads.
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Motorway Valley Bridge Münchholzhausen
New construction of the motorway A45 bridge Münchholzhausen using the shoring tower Space and MEVA wall formwork Mammut 350
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Energy Plant of the Navy Federal Credit Union
Central Energy Plant built using the MevaLite and Imperial wall formwork systems for fast wall and column pours.
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Europe’s largest canal building project near Vienna, Austria
A special task force was formed at nearby MEVA Austria headquarters to master the complex concrete works and formwork challenges.
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Old bunker complex being rebuilt and extended to create kitchen studio
The wall formwork system Mammut 350 was chosen because of its symmetric tiehole and joint pattern and its standard all-plastic facing alkus.
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3 digester tanks poured in 15 fast pours
Work was completed in just 15 concrete pours using more than 170 m² of Radius from the Leada Acrow fleet of MEVA formwork.
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Block power plant for E.on.
The architects demanded a superior concrete finish that was easily achieved with the panels‘ all-plastic facing alkus.
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Vienna Underground Station and switch shaft on the U1 line
The new Alaudagasse station and the switch shaft south of it are being poured using MEVA formwork.
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New Height Record: Support Frame
A tough challenge for the MEVA engineers, who solved it using the Support frame STB 450 with extensions.
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Another Bridge into the Future of unlimited High-Speed Travel
The bridge piers are up to 37 m high and have identical cross sections of 5.10 by 2.40 metres. The piers were poured using MEVA Mammut wall formwork.
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Enthusiastic Designs: Sports Stadium Pancho in Felcsút near Budapest
17,000 m² of slabs in the lower levels were formed using an inventory of only 1,200 m² of the slab System MevaDec.
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Prison complex: Spindle solution for window boxouts saves time
The boxout construction was attached to MEVA‘s StarTec formwork that on this site was used for over 2 years to pour the many walls of the complex.
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Hydro-power Station Illspitz: Safe Work in every Weather
Water Power Station “Illspitz”being built where the river Ill flows into the Rhine
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7 km flood protection wall erected along the Danube with no ties
In order to waterproof the complete concrete structure along the Danube, concrete was poured entirely without any ties. The wall, 4.5 m high and 1 m wide, was poured usind single-sided support frames and brackets on both sides.
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Europe’s Large Hydro Power Plant: Linthal 2015
MEVA formwork had to master exceptional concrete pressures during the pours.
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Formwork Carriage: 26 Pours without Refacing
The carriage was completely pre-assembled at the MEVA plant in Haiterbach and moved to the site on a heavy-duty low platform trailer.
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Mühlbach Bridge on ICE-Railway Line Nuremberg–Berlin
Bridge construction with MEVA formwork systems: EcoAs, Mammut, KLK 230, and shoring system MEP.
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4 ½ Weeks of Assembly Time Saved
The entries of several tunnels were poured using a modular formwork solution that MEVA designed and built for fast and multiple use in the mountainous terrain
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MevaLite’s versatility solves tank challenge in PA
Polygonal Walls with Standard MEVA Formwork Panels MevaLite
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STB support frames: Horizontal use on 40 metre radar tower
The question was: How to “build” the required working platform 40 metres over ground if standard solutions cannot work? The answer is: Use STB 300 support frames and attach them horizontally to the tower.
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High single-sided wall formwork on sluice in Dörverden
The MEVA support frames are mainly – but not only – used to support single-sided wall formwork when, for example, pouring against an existing structure.
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Connected to French high-speed rail network
Contractor Maïa Sonnier S.A. used different MEVA formwork systems and solutions to efficiently handle the various forming challenges when building the tunnel and bridges required for the inner-city rail link in populated area.
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Complex dam renovation using MEVA formwork
All cycles over the starter were climbed with MEVA’s climbing formwork KLK 230.
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No Time for Plywood Formwork Facing Decay
Rough River Spillway Extension: Tough Schedule and Tough Conditions.
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NOvA detector plant cast in concrete into the rock, Minnesota
Pouring concrete against rock: single-sided formwork solution from MEVA wins on technical counts.
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Keffler Bridge Company Cuts Labor Costs by 50 % with MEVA
Innovation in Bridge Construction with MEVA Column Formwork
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MEVA Formwork Solutions for Waste Water Plant Bradford
MEVA Imperial and STB for healthy water in Canada.
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MEVA expertise for bridge projects
MEVA Engineers are known for their creativity in combining standard formwork with specially designed forms to achieve economically and technically viable solutions.
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National Stadium Lia Manoliu in Bucharest
The engineers consulted MEVA´s formwork expertise because the expectations on concrete finish are very high. MEVA suggested using the unique shoring tower SPACE.
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Budapest Is Looking Forward to Its New Metro Line M4
Planning, Formwork and Site Management: All Done and Delivered by MEVA
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Ireland’s Largest Water Treatment Plant
In 2000, MEVA was the first formwork manufacturer to use the pioneering alkus all-plastic forming face. While until recently not widely known in Ireland, alkus was welcome by Ascon and widely used together with the wall formwork Mammut at Ballymore Eustace.
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Waterway Crossing, Minden
MEVA wall formwork Mammut was chosen because of its load capacity of 100 k/N/m².
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150,000 ft² MEVA formwork for NEF National Enrichment Facility
NEF National Enrichment Facility with more than 150,000 ft² MEVA wall formwork Imperial and MevaLite.
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Testbed for Jet Engines Airbus A 380
The high daytime temperatures required adding a retarder to the concrete, which resulted in the final setting occuring only after 15 hours. Nevertheless, the Mammut 350 has sufficient reserves to cope with load peaks of 100 kN/m².
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Bridge Building for beltway M 0 in Budapest/Hungary
A simple, sophisticated design featuring few components and time-saving details distinguishes the MEP Shoring System, which consists of only three parts and, yet, is versatilely applicable: as single prop, slab table or shoring structure.
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R.C. Harris Water Purification Plant, Toronto, Canada
Water purification plant on Lake Ontario with 31 ft high dam wall formed with MEVA formwork Imperial and STB.
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Railway Concourse Tullnerfeld near Judenau, Austria
Railway Line between St. Pölten and Vienna: A new regional railway concourse for which the architects intended unique concrete geometries and special finishes
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Bridge Building: Exceptional bridge piers
Mammut wall formwork and pre-bent alkus plastic sheets are used to form the wineglass-shaped bridge piers for a motorway crossover
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Interstate 95 Reconstruction
Reconstruction of the Interstate highway 95 in Bridgeport, Connecticut, USA with MEVA Formwork Systems
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