References · Roads and bridges · Germany

BAB 14, VKE 3.2a / 3.2b and the Rader Hochbrücke, including the six-lane widening of the A7 between AS Rendsburg/Büdelsdorf and AK Rendsburg

Client
SRP Schneider & Partner Ingenieur-Consult GmbH
Location
Geestgottberg / Wittenberge, Germany
Service
Design
Period
August 2022 – February 2023
Status
Completed
Reference no.
2022-003

The project

The Federal Motorway 14 (abbreviated BAB 14 — Autobahn 14, A 14) is a motorway in Germany, currently in three sections: from Wismar via Schwerin to Karstädt, from Lüderitz to Wolmirstedt, and from Dahlenwarsleben via the Magdeburg interchange on the A 2, Halle (Saale) and Leipzig to the Nossen triangle on the A 4. The road was built using the design and build method. Its total length is 155 km and it includes the bridge over the Elbe (1.1 km) and the Wittenberge junction (2 km). The works also comprise the construction of the Rader interchange on the BAB A7, including the six-lane widening of the BAB 7 between the Rendsburg/Büdelsdorf junction and the Rendsburg motorway interchange, in the area of the municipalities of Rade bei Rendsburg, Borgstedt, Schacht-Audorf and Schülldorf (Rendsburg-Eckernförde district).

What we did

SRP Albanian Engineering is responsible for drafting the Implementation Project for: the engineering structures and the connecting roads that form part of lots 3.2a and 3.2b; the Rader bridge on the BAB A7; the six-lane widening. Specific services provided: Preparation of the infrastructure design; Preparation of the technical documentation of the project, including the engineering calculations and verifications of the structure together with its technical reports; Preparation of the graphic material of the project, including the formwork and reinforcement drawings of the implementation design and the detailed reinforcement drawings of the structural elements of the bridge.

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