Spiral Car Park Access - Parkhaus P3 - Zurich Airport, Switzerland

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Spiral Car Park Access - Parkhaus P3 - Zurich Airport, Switzerland

With the 28-tonne silo and the associated machine technology from S&P, concrete renovations can be carried out economically, effectively and with high quality. This was particularly apparent in this spiral access road renovation project for the P3 multi-storey car park at Zurich Airport.

Topic: Spiral Car Park Access

Object: Parkhaus P3

City: Zurich Airport

State: Zurich

Country: Switzerland

Date: 2022

Situation

Our partner, Specogna Bau AG, installed over 200 tonnes of ARMO-crete® w RQ+ in the P3 multi-storey car park at Zurich Airport for the renovation of the sprail access road. The challenge was to rehabilitate the spiral driveway on a minimum installation area and with the lowest possible emissions. For this purpose, the hard concrete had to be demolished on 13 storeys and reprofiled with concrete replacement. S&P mortar was used here. Finally, a surface protection system OS 8 was applied.

Solution

With the wet spray mortar S&P ARMO-crete^® w RQ+, S&P Clever Reinforcement Company AG from Seewen SZ offers a class R4 product that is ideal for such repairs. The mortar is also ideal for other uses in civil engineering and tunnel construction.

Efficient Logistics

In addition to the use of high-quality mortar and professional planning and execution of the renovation, logistics is also a decisive factor for the successful completion of such large-scale projects. For this project, Specogna Bau AG had to process around 200 tonnes of mortar. Here, the use of the specially developed S&P Power Pump with silo pays off in many ways. The silo holds up to 28 tonnes of mortar, which is enough for several days, depending on the delivery rate.

Minimal Restrictions

The pump can be connected directly to the silo and the silo is filled from a truck. This eliminates the time-consuming unloading of mortar in bags on pallets or in big bags and there is no waste to dispose of or containers that have to be pushed back. In addition, the pump is loaded automatically, unmanned and absolutely dust-free. This is a big plus, especially in heavily frequented and sensitive areas such as airports, because the construction work only has a minimal impact on operations.

Image Gallery

The small installation site was located directly next to the multi-storey car park at Zurich Airport. Image: S&P
The spiral driveway connects all parking levels in P3. Image: S&P
The silo is connected to the pump via a dust-free connection. Image: S&P
Before applying the mortar, the installers spread a bonding slurry. Image: S&P
A vibrating screeder was used to spread the S&P mortar... Image: S&P
... followed by the finishing. Image: S&P
Special balls are used for cleaning the pump hose. Image: S&P
This is how the finished surface with protective coating looks. Image: S&P