Mega excellence at Wittenberge: A14-Elbbrücke accepts shapes!

Mega excellence at Wittenberge: A14-Elbbrücke accepts shapes!

In the small town of Wittenberge, exciting construction work is currently underway at the future A14-Elbbrücke, which is coordinated by German unity for Fernstrasse Planning and -bau GmbH (DEGES). On Monday morning, the intermediate exposure to the superstructure construction started, an important step in a comprehensive project that is supposed to enrich the region with a new transport connection.

The press spokesman for Deges, Lutz Günther, informed that the first measures were taken to start the work at 8 a.m. The work is scheduled for the entire Monday and are monitored by employees on site. Local residents and interested parties can observe the events from the Elbdeich, but must keep in mind that access to the construction site is not permitted.

massive structural surge planned

A central element in this construction phase is the shot of steel superstructure, which now measures impressive 300 meters and has a width of 31 meters. On Monday, the superstructure in a process that is typical of such heavy constructions is moved by another 64 meters in the south. The goal of this postponement is to facilitate the preparations for the last postponement in 2025, which will reach the southern power pillar.

After completing the discontinuation, the steel superstructure will have covered a total of 205 from planned 412 meters. The estimated total weight structure of around 6,200 tons, which has already been built, will continue to progress. A special pontoon will also be used on the Elbe to support the work during the postponement.

These measures are part of a long -term plan to improve the transport infrastructure in the region, whereby Deges emphasizes that such large construction projects have to be carried out in several phases in order to ensure the structure and safety of the bridge. This requires precise planning and implementation in order to make the entire process as effective as possible.

The intermediate excellence is carefully pursued by the Wittenbergers, while the work is monitored by the experts with the greatest professionalism. Deges has informed the public that entering the construction site is strictly prohibited for security reasons. This gives residents and onlookers a reason for concern, but also a way to experience how the bridge forms in their entirety.

For more information about the progress of the A14-Elbbrücke and its effects on the region, interested parties can take a look at current articles, as described on www.maz-online.de . The developments related to the construction project will continue to remain exciting, and progress is observed from near and far.