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Analysis &
Utilisation
Tesla
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Soil & rubble
OMEXOM
Webinar
Training
ENBW
Earthworks
City of Munich
Waste disposal
Floor
Wolff&Müller
Building ground
for garage parking
Storage24
Waste disposal
Floor
Porsche
Analysis
Orth GmbH
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Erdbaron revolutionises the bulk solids industry: Open source database planned
Erdbaron is planning to convert its bulk materials database into a public open source platform. A survey is to clarify user interest. Manuel Albrecht emphasises the importance of customer requirements over and above the concerns of transport companies.
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Disposing of excavated soil - these regulations apply
In our guide, you will learn everything you need to know about the proper disposal of excavated soil in compliance with the latest regulations and laws. Whether it's the Substitute Building Materials Ordinance, the Federal Soil Protection Ordinance or the Landfill Ordinance - we provide you with comprehensive information.
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Load plate compression test: dynamic vs. static
Bei der Planung und Durchführung von Bauprojekten spielt die Bodenqualität eine entscheidende Rolle. Sie beeinflusst maßgeblich die Sicherheit und Langlebigkeit der Konstruktion. Der Lastplattendruckversuch ist ein etabliertes Verfahren, um diese essentielle Bodenbeschaffenheit zu prüfen. Er gibt Aufschluss darüber, ob der Untergrund die vorgesehenen Lasten tragen kann. Es gibt zwei Hauptarten des Lastplattendruckversuchs: dynamisch und statisch. […]
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