HUTH­MANN ABS / Steel construction

When mate­ri­als are tip­ped out, dust is gene­ra­ted which must not escape from the buil­ding in an uncon­trol­led man­ner. Uti­li­sing an effi­ci­ent extra­c­tion sys­tem, com­bi­ned with the instal­la­ti­on of an ela­bo­ra­te inter­nal clad­ding for the walls, enables the dust to be extra­c­ted in a con­trol­led man­ner and bound in a fil­ter sys­tem. This the­r­e­fo­re ensu­res a high level of per­so­nal and envi­ron­men­tal protection.

The sen­si­ble com­bi­na­ti­on of rein­forced con­cre­te and steel con­s­truc­tion enables you to expe­ri­ence all the bene­fits that each respec­ti­ve method pro­vi­des. High­ly load-bea­ring pre­fa­bri­ca­ted con­cre­te slabs are uti­li­sed in the area of instal­la­ti­on sites for machi­nery who­se type and exact posi­ti­on will only be deter­mi­ned later. The mass of the con­cre­te slabs dam­pens the vibra­ti­ons of the machi­nery. Fur­ther­mo­re, it is ensu­red that the machi­nery loads are safe­ly trans­fer­red to the steel gir­ders of the frame­work, regard­less of their exact posi­ti­on. Con­trol, inspec­tion and main­ten­an­ce access points are con­s­truc­ted in a steel con­s­truc­tion with gra­ting and bulb sheet metal cove­rings and can also be pla­ced on the con­cre­te slabs after instal­la­ti­on of the machi­nery technology.

With a steel con­s­truc­tion, one is always able to respond opti­mal­ly to the requi­re­ments of the machi­ne plant. Access rou­tes for ser­vice mea­su­res and sup­ports for plant com­pon­ents can be easi­ly imple­men­ted. Even wall clad­dings with sub­s­truc­tures and enti­re gir­der lay­ers can be adapt­ed to amend­ments in the machi­nery instal­la­ti­on posi­ti­ons during the plan­ning stage and, in some cases, even during the exe­cu­ti­on stage.