window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer || []; function gtag(){dataLayer.push(arguments);} gtag('js', new Date()); gtag('config', 'G-XTH8FZJDKC');

Lifting out silos in Mechelen

DDM has begun with the deetelelijk ontmantelen and dismantling of overige equipment/installaties which uit bedrijf zijn genomen.

A deze uit te voeren opdrachten concerns the uithijsen van two tanks, welke alleen kon plaats vinden als er geen leveringen gedaan door de vrachtwagens die steeds moeten losen op het tankveld.

Besloten was seeds with the opdrachtgever om this te plannen op een vrijdag en door te laten lopen op zaterdag indien nodig. The heel was previously reported as having been lost during the winter.

The tanks are located 1-for-1, over the two suffering bridges and placed on one of the main platforms. Onze own 90t rupskraan op de schrootplaats heeft deze overgenomen.

The first tank T51 (11,500 kg) is on the ground floor in a hill parked, with the two tank T73 (10,800 kg) being started from the silo in Ringen Klein te Branden. Doordat we zaterdag a nimble piece of the tank small hadden gemaakt, kon the rest of the silo maandag erop verder small branded. Both tanks were slooped in the same manner. This is two weeks totally taken in order.

As a result of the planning, we started with a separate plant with the construction of two large silos, T118 and T119, 25 meters high and a weight of 30,000 kg. Ook deze actie heeft twee weken in beslag taken.

It is also a beautiful piece of work with a good quality plant and a good quality sfeer.