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Bilfinger BergerDiaphragm Wall

A diaphragm wall is the structurally strongest method for any size or depth of retaining wall. Rectangular panels are excavated and backfilled with reinforcement cages and/or concrete. Any shape of wall can be constructed by combining primary and secondary panels. Diaphragm walls can also act as cut-off walls during deep penetration into an impermeable soil layer. With this method walls with a thickness of up to 1.20 m and a depth exceeding 50 m can be built.

Berlin, City-Light-House
Construction Period: 03/2002 - 10/2002
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Berlin, Operncarree
Construction Period: 03/2004 - 08/2004
[PDF, 411 KB]
Berlin, Tunnel Shafts Ernst-Ruska-Ufer
Construction Period: 11/2002 - 02/2003
[PDF, 382 KB]
Brixlegg, H2-1 Tunnel Brixlegg
Construction Period: 07/2004 - 05/2006
[PDF, 504 KB]
Hamburg, Europa-Passage
Construction Period: 08/2003 - 12/2004
[PDF, 416 KB]
Lübeck, Herrentunnel (Launching and Retrieval Shaft)
Construction Period: 10/2001 - 06/2003
[PDF, 201 KB]
Paris, Syctom Isseane
Construction Period: 09/2003 - 10/2004
[PDF, 178 KB]
Vienna, Schnirchgasse
Construction Period: 02/2003 - 09/2004
[PDF, 177 KB]
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