Case studies2024-03-18T08:51:29+00:00

Secutex® – Base Protection & Separation for a Common Utility Tunnel in Hongkong

Located in Hong Kong, this extension project on reclaimed land aimed to accommodate population growth while ensuring a harmonious coexistence with the environment. The project integrates cutting-edge infrastructure, such as 1.7km of Common Utility Tunnel (CUT), that will be constructed. CUT is an underground tunnel passage of reinforced concrete construction, housing various utilities, to reduce excavation for future maintenance and energy saving with the District Cooling System.

June 26, 2024|

Base sealing system – Rainwater Harvesting Water Sustainability Project

With a surface area of 170,000 square meters and a depth of 10 meters, this artificial lake will be the first of its kind in India. It is being built to store one billion litres of rainwater over ten months, ensuring water availability throughout the year. The lake's construction relies on advanced technology, primarily Naue Carbofol® HDPE (high-density polyethylene) geomembranes, imported from Germany due to its exceptional durability and effectiveness in preventing water seepage.

June 12, 2024|

Bentofix® X – Lining of a balancing pond – HS2 Attenuation Pond – UK

In Warwickshire, just north of Long Itchington Wood, the preparatory operations for this project include the development of a main compound area with office space and welfare facilities, plus storage areas for materials and equipment, and the tunnel being constructed at Long Itchington will enable HS2 trains to pass directly beneath one of the county’s largest areas of ancient woodland. The area is protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act, and measures to avoid loss of the woodland were developed in consultation with Natural England.

March 5, 2024|

Secutex® Soft Rock – Coastal defence and flood protection, Scharbeutz, Germany

The approx. 5.4 km long coastal strip of the city of Scharbeutz, which is frequently used by tourists is characterised by a wide sandy beach with a beach wall and a promenade, road and buildings behind it. This stretch of coast is largely unprotected from storm surges from the northeast. The coastal defences needed to be improved to protect the residents in this area. The state of Schleswig-Holstein subsidised this construction project.

January 10, 2024|
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