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Planning
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Lissabon
- Porto High Speed Railway Line, Portugal
The Consortium
VIAPONTE/CENOR got the award for the project preliminary study,
preliminary design and design review of the final design of the
high speed railway line between Lisbon and Porto, Alenquer (Ota)
- Pombal section. The section Alenquer (Ota) - Pombal of the Portuguese
High Speed Network will be 106 km long and will be part of the Trans
European Netzwork (TEN).
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Within the
Consortium Pöyry Infra will
be responsible for the subsystem energy and further acting as a
consultant for high speed railway.
The project will be completed in 2008, the project client is RAVE
(Rede Ferroviária de Alta Velocidad SA).
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Reconstruction
of the Turkish rail network (2005)
Basic maintenance and reorganisation of the signal- and telecommunication
installations of the line sections Bogazköprü-Ulukisla-Yenice, Mersin-Adana-Toprakkale
and Irmak-Zonguldak as well as of the existing network of the Turkish
Railway. This concernes a line section of about 740 km length.
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Preliminary design for the renewal of the signal-
and telecommunication installations including the
extension
of the maintenance stations
– Realisation of line improvement
– New construction of company housing, administrative
buildings and maintenance buildings
– Surveying of infrastructure based on operative calculations
and simulations as basis for the planning procedure
– Preparation of tender documents for all planned steps
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North-South
Urban Railway of Cologne, Germany (since 1998)
The planned direct connection between the main station of Cologne
and the southern parts of town is routed as a double-track section
of 3.6 km in separate tunnel tubes during the first construction
phase. Sensitive utilisation, e.g. cathedral / philharmonic orchestra
/ mediaeval city centre, requires low vibration underground excavation.
Open pits are needed for the construction of 8 stops.
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Scoping
– Environmental impact assessment
– Landscape conservation plan |
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Transrapid
Munich Main Station - Munich Airport, Germany (since 2003)
Transrapid represents a new, high-performance feeder arrangement
to cope with increasing numbers of passengers at Munich Airport.
Every 10 minutes, passengers will be able to cover the distance
of 37.5 km with a maximum speed of 350 km/h in 10 minutes.
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Rout planning for the airport section
– Energy supply
– Connection of the maintenance centre
– Planning of accompanying development measures
– Construction site logistics
– Conflict and risk management |
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Spandau
Dam Bridge Berlin, Germany (since 2005)
The Spandau dam being the main urban connection with the city district
of Spandau is led over the tracks of the urban railway and the long-distance
rail, as well as the Motorway (BAB A 100) in the are of the urban
railway station. The required new construction replaces the ravelling
bridge structure and considerably improves the traffic situation
by "tangential left turning".
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Gradual planning and structural engineering of the
bridge structure, the ramp bridges and ramps leading
to the motorway
– Planning of traffic facilities
– Coordination of line operators at an early stage for
the integration of the extensive lines in the building
design
– Involvement of an architect for consultation as to
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Poland´s
national highway no. 44: design for the reconstruction of road sections
In October 2006 Pöyry Infra was commissioned by the General Directorate
for National Roads and Motorways (GDDKiA) in Krakow to conduct the
design for the reconstruction of road sections for Poland´s national
highway no. 44. The overall construction volume for the section
totals to approx. 65 million Euros. With a total length of 57 km
it leads from Oswiecim via Skawina to Krakow and separates the design
services into planning-phase 1, the feasibility study, and phase
2, the implementation planning.
Between October 2006 and November 2007 the following services are
provided by Pöyry Infra GmbH:
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Surveying
– Site investigation and notifications
– Environmental planning
– Traffic forecasts and traffic safety
– Planning for roadworks including drains,
telecommunication, power and gas supply |
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Second
regular urban railway line in Munich, Germany (2003 - 2011)
To meet the future passenger volume in the heart of the Munich urban
railway network, the construction of a second tunnel section consisting
of two separate tubes is planned. It will run from Munich-Pasing
to Munich Eastern Station and simultaneously reduces the restraints
of only one regular urban railway line in case of a breakdown.
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Planning
management of PÖYRY INFRA for signal engineering:
– Preliminary planning, design and approval planning
– Execution planning (PT1) for construction and final conditions
– Conventional equipment (relay interlocking system) and
electronic interlocking system
– Continuous train control system |
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