- Benefits at the Planning Stage
RE-ING-compliant
No formwork carriage supports, no carriageway penetrations
- Benefits at the Planning Stage
Two Mounting Options
Using either a welded-on tie plate, or a hole in the flange – a solution that is also listed in the RE-ING directive.
- Benefits at the Planning Stage
In-situ concrete
In-situ concrete instead of prefabricated parts, resulting in a high-quality in-situ concrete carriageway slab
- Benefits at the Construction Site
Unobstructed access from above
Unobstructed access from above speeds up reinforcement and concreting work, making weekly cycles possible.
- Benefits at the Construction Site
Steel Structure Protection
VCT is protecting the coated steel structure and passes over bracing ribs.
- Benefits at the Construction Site
Flexible and Safe
VCT is flexible with respect to its positioning and offers safe hydraulic operation using the back-step method.
VCT Impressions
Technical Details
- Low weight compared to the formwork carriage
- Flexibility in positioning the suspension points on the steel structure
- For bridge radii ≥ 500.00 m
- Longitudinal inclination up to 7.00%
- Concreting section lengths of up to 30.00 m
- Variable adjustment to suit bridge geometry
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Good to know at the Planning Stage
The requirements of the RE-ING directive with regard to concrete carriageway slab production using a formwork carriage that runs underneath the carriageway are met when the VCT Composite Track is deployed. As a result, no formwork carriage supports or other carriageway penetrations are required (marked red in the illustration). The result of this is a high-quality in-situ concrete carriageway slab. Another plus point: this solution eliminates the drawbacks associated with pre-cast concrete elements.