Project
Groningen Centraal
Water ingress around penetrations requires investigation of the connection between the pipe, the seal and the surrounding concrete structure.
Project summary
Structure, issue and execution.
See where BORÈL worked, the leakage problem at the site and the work carried out.
- Structure
- Structural elements in the station environment of Groningen Centraal.
- Issue
- Water ingress at penetrations and connections.
- Work carried out
- Injection and sealing work, including local sealing of penetrations.
Technical context
The conditions determine the approach.
The visible leak is not always where water enters the structure. Location therefore forms the basis of the selected treatment.
Before execution, available drawings, visible damage, accessibility and relevant project conditions are brought together to create a method that is technically appropriate and practically executable.
What does this mean for your project?
Discuss the location, the leak and your schedule with BORÈL. Together, we identify the technical considerations and requirements for the work. You will know what information is needed and the next step for your situation.
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