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    Herrenknecht Mixschild "Shanhe" in Jinan, China

    Megaprojekt in China: Die 17,5-Meter-Maschine „Shanhe“ ist bereit für die Baustelle
    04.06.2024
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    Politisches Interesse an Geothermie wächst
    15.05.2024
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    Zweiter Windpark mit Herrenknecht-OFD-Technologie
    08.05.2024
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    Volles Programm beim Ausbildungstag von Herrenknecht
    08.05.2024
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    Durchstich auf der Pipeline-Baustelle in Kehl
    21.03.2024
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    Neue Bildungspartnerschaft fördert Digitalexperten der Zukunft
    13.03.2024
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    Siebte Tunnelbohrmaschine für das Rekordprojekt am Brenner übergeben
    07.03.2024
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    Durchbruch für Florence

    29.02.2024
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    Herrenknecht präsentiert Tunnelbohrmaschine für Wien
    31.01.2024
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    Completed tunnel for a gas pipeline underneath the Qiantang River in China, AVND3080AH, Ø 3,780 mm
    Completed tunnel for a gas pipeline underneath the Qiantang River in China, AVND3080AH, Ø 3,780 mm
    Completed tunnel for the Eurasia Tunnel project, Istanbul, Mixshield, Ø 13,660 mm
    Completed tunnel for the Eurasia Tunnel project, Istanbul, Mixshield, Ø 13,660 mm
    Breakthrough by TBM “Alice” for the Waterview Connection project in Auckland, EPB Shield, Ø 14,410 mm
    Breakthrough by TBM “Alice” for the Waterview Connection project in Auckland, EPB Shield, Ø 14,410 mm
    Completed tunnel for the M-30 road tunnel in Madrid, Spain, EPB Shield, Ø 15,200 mm
    Completed tunnel for the M-30 road tunnel in Madrid, Spain, EPB Shield, Ø 15,200 mm
    Direct Pipe method at the Tioga County Extension Project nearby New York City, USA
    Direct Pipe method at the Tioga County Extension Project nearby New York City, USA
    Double Shield TBM for an urban sewage tunnel for the Mega Metropolis Hongkong, Ø 8,280 mm
    Double Shield TBM for an urban sewage tunnel for the Mega Metropolis Hongkong, Ø 8,280 mm
    Double Shield TBM for a hydropower project in Dominican San Juan de la Maguana, Ø 4,500 mm
    Double Shield TBM for a hydropower project in Dominican San Juan de la Maguana, Ø 4,500 mm
    Double Shield TBM for the Coca Codo Sinclair Hydropower Project in San Miguel, Ecuador, Ø 9,040mm
    Double Shield TBM for the Coca Codo Sinclair Hydropower Project in San Miguel, Ecuador, Ø 9,040mm
    Dr.-Ing. E. h. Martin Herrenknecht at a breakthrough celebration at Gotthard Base Tunnel, Gripper TBM, Ø 8,830 mm, October 26, 2006
    Dr.-Ing. E. h. Martin Herrenknecht at a breakthrough celebration at Gotthard Base Tunnel, Gripper TBM, Ø 8,830 mm, October 26, 2006
    EPB machine for an protective power tunnel at the National Grid Project in London, Great Britain, EPB4000AH, Ø 4,700 mm
    EPB machine for an protective power tunnel at the National Grid Project in London, Great Britain, EPB4000AH, Ø 4,700 mm
    EPB Shield for the Crossrail project in London at workshop acceptance, Ø 7,080 mm
    EPB Shield for the Crossrail project in London at workshop acceptance, Ø 7,080 mm
    Final breakthrough at the Gotthard Base Tunnel on 15 Oct. 2010, Switzerland, Gripper TBM, Ø 9,430mm
    Final breakthrough at the Gotthard Base Tunnel on 15 Oct. 2010, Switzerland, Gripper TBM, Ø 9,430mm
    First ever breakthrough by a Variable Density TBM, Klang Valley project in Kuala Lumpur, Ø 6,620 mm
    First ever breakthrough by a Variable Density TBM, Klang Valley project in Kuala Lumpur, Ø 6,620 mm
    Gripper TBM for the Gotthard Base Tunnel, Gripper TBM, Ø 8,830mm
    Gripper TBM for the Gotthard Base Tunnel, Gripper TBM, Ø 8,830mm
    Headquarters Herrenknecht AG in Schwanau, Germany
    Headquarters Herrenknecht AG in Schwanau, Germany
    Inner-city TBM jobsite for building a metro line in Shenzhen, China, Ø 6,250 mm
    Inner-city TBM jobsite for building a metro line in Shenzhen, China, Ø 6,250 mm
    Jobsite assembly of an EPB Shield for the metro in Singapore, Ø 6,600mm
    Jobsite assembly of an EPB Shield for the metro in Singapore, Ø 6,600mm
    Jobsite assembly of the at that time world's largest TBM for the Sparvo road tunnel in Italy, EPB Shield, Ø 15,550 mm
    Jobsite assembly of the at that time world's largest TBM for the Sparvo road tunnel in Italy, EPB Shield, Ø 15,550 mm
    Jobsite assembly of the Gripper TBM for the Lötschberg Tunnel, Switzerland, Ø 9,430mm
    Jobsite assembly of the Gripper TBM for the Lötschberg Tunnel, Switzerland, Ø 9,430mm
    Launch shaft for an AVN machine crossing the River Elbe in Hetlingen, Germany, Ø 3,025 mm
    Launch shaft for an AVN machine crossing the River Elbe in Hetlingen, Germany, Ø 3,025 mm
    Launch shaft for the Crossrail project in London, Great Britain, EPB Shield, Ø 7,080mm
    Launch shaft for the Crossrail project in London, Great Britain, EPB Shield, Ø 7,080mm
    Launch shaft for the Eurasia Tunnel on the Asian side of the Bosporus, Istanbul, Mixshield, Ø 13,660 mm
    Launch shaft for the Eurasia Tunnel on the Asian side of the Bosporus, Istanbul, Mixshield, Ø 13,660 mm
    Launch shaft of a microtunnelling jobsite in Lünen, Germany, EPB1400TB, Ø 1,740 mm
    Launch shaft of a microtunnelling jobsite in Lünen, Germany, EPB1400TB, Ø 1,740 mm
    Launch shaft of a sea outfall project in Rabat, Marocco, AVND2200AB, Ø 2,665 mm
    Launch shaft of a sea outfall project in Rabat, Marocco, AVND2200AB, Ø 2,665 mm
    Lined tunnel tube at the Gotthard Base Tunnel, Gripper TBM, Ø 9,430mm
    Lined tunnel tube at the Gotthard Base Tunnel, Gripper TBM, Ø 9,430mm
    Loading a heavyweight cutting wheel segment onto a transport vessel in the Port of Kehl, Germany
    Loading a heavyweight cutting wheel segment onto a transport vessel in the Port of Kehl, Germany
    Microtunnelling at Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany, AVN1200TC, Ø 1,200 mm
    Microtunnelling at Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany, AVN1200TC, Ø 1,200 mm
    Microtunnelling launch shaft at a sewage project in Warsaw, Poland
    Microtunnelling launch shaft at a sewage project in Warsaw, Poland
    Mixshield for the Shanghai Changjiang road tunnel, China, Mixshield, Ø 15,430 mm
    Mixshield for the Shanghai Changjiang road tunnel, China, Mixshield, Ø 15,430 mm
    Multi-mode TBM shortly before tunnel advance starts at the Filder Tunnel, Germany, Ø 10,830 mm
    Multi-mode TBM shortly before tunnel advance starts at the Filder Tunnel, Germany, Ø 10,830 mm
    Pipelining laying technique for a huge gas pipeline in Turkmenistan, HDD-rig HK400M
    Pipelining laying technique for a huge gas pipeline in Turkmenistan, HDD-rig HK400M
    Target shaft in Düsseldorf for the Wehrhahn Line, Germany, Mixshield, Ø 9,490mm, 14 Dec. 2011
    Target shaft in Düsseldorf for the Wehrhahn Line, Germany, Mixshield, Ø 9,490mm, 14 Dec. 2011
    Utility tunnelling machine for the urban construction of sewage tunnels in Panama City, Panama, EPB3000AH, Ø 3,670 mm
    Utility tunnelling machine for the urban construction of sewage tunnels in Panama City, Panama, EPB3000AH, Ø 3,670 mm
    Vertical shaft sinking machine VSM9000 constructing an urban shaft in Naples, Italy
    Vertical shaft sinking machine VSM9000 constructing an urban shaft in Naples, Italy
    Workshop assembly of a Multi-mode TBM for the Stuttgart 21 railway project, Germany, Ø 10,830 mm
    Workshop assembly of a Multi-mode TBM for the Stuttgart 21 railway project, Germany, Ø 10,830 mm

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