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Bayer 04 Immobilien GmbH
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Locations:Germany
Start Date:Jan 1, 2008
End Date:Dec 31, 2009
Sectors: Civil Engineering
Description
CLIENT: Max Bögl Stahl- und Anlagenbau GmbH & Co. KG.
OBJECT: Football stadium.
THE SERVICES:
Design of Load Bearing Structures.
Workshop Design Werkstattplanung.
The football stadium BayArena - the home stadium of the club "Bayer 04 Leverkusen" will be modernized, reconstructed and adapted for an audience of more than 30.000 persons.
The roof of the stadium shall be the characteristic feature. The load bearing system is constructed like a spoke wheel with an outer diameter of approx. 220 m consisting of a compression wheel made of steel. It is beared on a V-shaped steel tube girder. On the inside of the steel ring a guying is bearing the roof covering consisting of Makrolon tiles on a rung construction.
the services
The KOCKS ENGINEERS were contracted by the company Max Bögl Stahl- und Anlagenbau GmbH & Co. KG with the workshop design of the extensive installation devices for the roof construction.
In detail, the following static calculations and workshop drawings were drawn up:
• For the installation in sections of the compression ring consisting of top boom and bottom chord and diagonal compression, putlog towers were essential to take the load of the compression ring. The towers were secured by means of stays.
• The compression ring had also to be fixed by stays. The load acting on the stays had to be beared on existing concrete parts of the tribune via steel constructions. A concept for suitable claps on the compression ring had to be made up for a preliminary rope fixing.
• For the preassembly of single roof segments a device taking up the purlins for their installation was developed and designed. An elevator was designed for the transport of these segments into their final position via crane, an elevator was designed.
For all steps of the measure, the feasibility regarding construction and economic reasons were the central question. The services were carried out in close co-operation with the client, the engineers and the site office.