OLT VALLEY, KM , RO

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Slope Protection OLT VALLEY, KM 239+500 246+500, RO

OLT VALLEY, KM 239+500 246+500 Slope Protection Project Olt Valley, km 239+500 246+500 Project number 080212RO Street National Road no. 7 DN7 Zip code 245601 Place DN7 Country/Region Romania Year of installation 2015 Customer Compania Naţională de Administrare a Infrastructurii Rutiere (C.N.A.I.R.) Directia Regionala de Drumuri si Poduri Craiova (D.R.D.P.) Engineering S.C. IRIMAT Cons S.R.L. Bucharest Contractor S.C. VECTRA SERVICE S.R.L. Other participating companies Sächsische Bau GmbH Dresden Germany, Sibiu Branch Initial situation National road no. 7 (DN7) is one of the most important routes through the Carpathian Mountains, with heavy traffic. The Olt River runs parallel to the DN7 with high mountains, directly next to the road. In winter and spring rockfalls occur regularly. Also with unstable slopes, torrents and avalanches the risk of accidents was high. This project was originally developed with five concrete canopies for rockfall protection. Due to costs and other restrictions, a modern solution using high tensile steel wire was chosen. After further investigation, 23 dangerous areas were found and had to be protected using two types of protection systems: active and passive. Slope Protection Olt Valley, km 239+500 246+500, RO 2/8

Description 4200 m² of TECCO System and 560 m² of SPIDER System were installed together with nailing as an active protection measure on the following sectors: 1. km 240+421 240+441 stabilized area: 260 m² slope height: 15 m nail pattern: 2.20 x 2.20 m nail type: GEWI 28 2. km 240+441 240+467 SPIDER S3130 stabilized area: 540 m² slope height: 18 m nail distance: 2.50 m nail type: GEWI 32 3. km 240+510 240+555 stabilized area: 585 m² slope height: 13 m nail pattern: 2.50 x 2.50 m nail type: GEWI 32 4. km 242+457 240+610 stabilized area: 1377 m² slope height: 10 m nail pattern: 2.10 x 2.10 m nail type: GEWI 32 5. km 242+859 242+940 stabilized area: 640 m² slope height: 13 m nail pattern: 2.20 x 2.20 m nail type: GEWI 32 6. km 243+099 243+179 stabilized area: 1260 m² slope height: 14 m nail pattern: 2.20 x 2.20 m Slope Protection Olt Valley, km 239+500 246+500, RO 3/8

Protected object Road Systems, SPIDER S3130 Other installed applications Rockfall Protection, Debris Flow & Shallow Landslide Protection Corrosion protection GEOBRUGG SUPERCOATING Geology Along the whole section, mica and para gneiss appear in outcrops belonging to the series of the tail (the upper Proterozoic ante) and the local packet sandstone, covered at the top by diluvium deposit (dust, sand and gravel powder blocks). Slopes (for the most part covered with forest) show inclinations of up to 60 80 and are strongly tectonized (kneading such, micro cracks) and continuous processes of disintegration. The angle of the rock packages varies between 30 55 (lower to higher sandstone and mica). Stabilized area 4700 m² Maximum slope height 38 m Slope inclination 48 87 Exposition NorthEast Slope Protection Olt Valley, km 239+500 246+500, RO 4/8

A combination of two protection systems: active TECCO SYSTEM³ is installed under the GBE1000A rockfall barrier line providing passive protection Superficial cleaning of the slope and drilling points stakeout Drilling points stakeout in progress visible national road DN7 Slope Protection Olt Valley, km 239+500 246+500, RO 5/8

Nails drilling directly through the high tensile mesh TECCO 65/3 TECCO SYSTEM³ installation the high tensile mesh perfectly follows the slope morphology Final positioning of the TECCO SYSTEM³ splike plates type P33/40 and pretensioning of the mesh Slope Protection Olt Valley, km 239+500 246+500, RO 6/8

Slope fully secured with TECCO SYSTEM³ Another view of the fully stabilized slope TECCO SYSTEM³ almost invisible after installation its open structure allows perfect drainage Slope Protection Olt Valley, km 239+500 246+500, RO 7/8

For questions please contact our Geobrugg specialist at your side Alexander Bittendorfer Project Manager Germany South Phone +41 71 466 84 29 Mobile +41 78 601 06 14 Alexander.Bittendorfer@geobrugg.com Geobrugg info@geobrugg.com www.geobrugg.com A company of the BRUGG Group Certified to ISO 9001 Slope Protection Olt Valley, km 239+500 246+500, RO 8/8