Internal Climbing Saw

The internal climbing saw is a development from MB. It is a variant of the Wall Saw and is used for sawing off rings on tall tubular structures made of reinforced concrete with smaller inner diameters ranging from 3.5 m to 7 m and wall thicknesses up to 350 mm. The internal climbing saw is mounted and guided on a lattice mast that is erected inside the structure with a 360-degree continuously rotating platform. On this platform, two movable arms are located exactly opposite each other, with a saw blade mounted on each end. During sawing, both saw blades plunge into the structural element at the same time, so that no bending moment acts on the lattice tower, as the forces cancel each other out. The saw cut is made by rotating the platform. The height of the sawed-off rings depends on the crane capacity. The lattice tower will be dismantled according to the progress of demolition.

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Research project: MAMA - Machine-based, automated, unmanned demolition process
Development: RDB 100i
Together with the TU Dresden and IBL-hydronic, we are working on the MAMA process (machine-based, automated, unmanned, demolition process) for the RDB 100i.
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MB Spezialabbruch - Demolition and dismantling without the use of explosives
Sequential Collapse
We have successfully applied the method of a safely induced controlled sequential collapse for the demolition of the cooling tower of the nuclear power plant in Mülheim-Kärlich.
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MB Spezialabbruch - Milestones: Wire saw
Wire Saw
A wire saw is often used to process components with large cutting depths and to cut tubular structures to size.
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MB Spezialabbruch - Milestones: Wall saw
Wall Saw
Saw blades with a diameter of up to 1,600 millimeters are used for the wall saw, which allows for cutting depths of up to 730 millimeters.
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