Customised bulk materials and recycling halls with PV roofs
1 Reference project: Transshipment hall for recycling in the Rhine port of Karlsruhe – Exterior view
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Other factors are also decisive for an ideal recycling and disposal hall. These include a well thought-out height profile, suitable tipping and working heights, customised supporting structures, large unsupported spans and a hall volume that meets the needs of the warehouse. In addition, the bulk walls should be matched to the respective stored goods. All these requirements demand many years of experience and sound know-how in hall construction.
2 Reference project: Transshipment hall for recycling in the Rhine port of Karlsruhe – Interior view – Glulam construction
© Rudolf Hörmann GmbH & Co. KG
At HÖRMANN, there is also a very personal requirement, explains Stefan Müller, Head of the Bulk Materials & Waste Disposal Division: “With our halls and roofing, we create space for the professional storage of a wide range of materials from the waste disposal and recycling sector. We attach great importance to planning halls according to customer requirements and implementing a suitable solution. A customised hall solution requires a thorough understanding of the customer’s local conditions and processes. Only on this basis can a well thought-out hall concept be developed.
An example of this is the transshipment hall for recycling in the port of Karlsruhe, which clearly stands out from other halls. The hall already impresses from the outside with its imposing ratio of 13.76 m eaves height and 160 m length. Inside the 7264 m2 hall, handling excavators and everything else required for the process in a handling hall find sufficient space. Another feature of the hall is its special orientation towards three transport routes: road, rail and ship. In addition to the optimisation of labour efficiency, the hall also scores visually. A look inside the hall immediately catches the eye with the steel/glulam construction, which is rarely found in transshipment halls. The self-supporting glulam construction is one of the specialities of Rudolf Hörmann GmbH & Co. KG.
In this hall, mineral waste such as soil, building rubble, road debris and track ballast as well as bulk materials such as sand, gravel and crushed stone are temporarily stored and transhipped for loading onto lorries, trains and ships. The materials are sorted, processed and then transported out again. This process requires not only sufficient space and height, but also boxes without supports and bulk walls made of steel.
Stand H 270