The refurbishment of the underground car park at Reeperbahn 18 in Hamburg–Elmshorn represents a demanding rehabilitation project that clearly demonstrates how modern carbon reinforcement can economically and technically outperform conventional repair methods. The objective was the sustainable extension of the service life as well as the permanent assurance of structural load-bearing capacity and usability.
Thanks to the significantly improved crack width distribution achieved with solidian ANTICRACK, the cost-intensive surface protection system OS 11–14 could be replaced by the more economical OS 8 system.
The reinforcement was supplied in roll form using the solidian CARGO system. This system enabled a highly efficient installation process:
The significantly accelerated construction progress directly resulted in an earlier reopening of the underground car park.
The self-flowing repair mortar weber.floor 4640 Outdoor RepFlow was used, featuring excellent flow properties, high early and final strengths, and outstanding resistance to mechanical and environmental influences.
The decision to use solidian ANTICRACK was based on clear technical advantages:
Due to its complete corrosion resistance, the reinforcement can also be installed near the surface, enabling particularly slender repair layers.
The particularly favorable crack behavior is influenced by several factors:
The result is a homogeneous, dense, and permanently durable carbon concrete layer.
The successful implementation of the project was achieved in cooperation with experienced partners:
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