Maritime formwork Crown wall, Haifa Port
Rubrica Maritime
Customer: Shapir-ashtrom
Israel
Location: Haifa Port
Year: 2018
KEY FACTS:
Formwork to execute in two phases, adapting in the second phase to the changes of geometry of the crown wall formwork along the alignment.
IDENTIFIED NEEDS:
The optimization of the cycle times, with a system that allows a fast execution, improving the times and finishes of a standard or traditional formwork system.
What was the challenge?:
Deliver the material within the required period and achieve the required work cycles.
Rubrica Innovation:
Mechanical automation of work modeDescription:
Two teams worked simultaneously to make the first part of the crown wall formwork in different sections of the alignment. And once they had made a few minimums layings of the first phase, begin anchor simultaneously the formwork of the second phase on the section made.
