Landesbaudirektion Bayern
Germany
April 2020 - ongoing
- Object and structural design: phases 2 to 6 i.a.w. HOAI
- Responsible for: west and east pre-cuts incl. all supporting structures and slope protection main tunnels, operational buildings, contaminant pools, spoil (mass concept)
Design, construction and initial operation of the Kauerndorf Bypass.
The B289 Kauerndorf Bypass project includes the pre-cut junction west with high slope cuts, retaining walls, excavations, and an underpass, as well as the tunnel with two rescue tunnels and ancillary structures. The pre-cut junction east features additional retaining walls and excavations, while the mass concept includes spoil deposition and a conveying system. A key aspect of the digital planning tools is the comprehensive application of the BIM method across all planning stages. The tunnel runs close to developed plots.
• West pre-cut: retaining walls L= 220 m, 53 m, 26 m
• Slope protection: L= 474 m, underpass ramp, including bridge on B289
• East pre-cut: retaining walls L= 120 m, 185 m, 166 m
• Main tunnel: cut and cover west approx. 10 m, mine-cut: approx. 630 m
•.Arching effect: cut and cover east approx. 90 m
• Two rescue tunnels: L= 240 m, 50 m
• Object and structural design: phases 2 to 6 i.a.w. HOAI
• Responsible for: west and east pre-cuts incl. all supporting structures and slope protection main tunnels, operational buildings, contaminant pools, spoil (mass concept)