Enhancing Safety at the Auerberg Tunnel with Advanced Geotechnical Monitoring
At maxGEO, we are proud to support the Auerberg Tunnel project, a critical infrastructure development aimed at improving traffic flow and safety on the B23 near Garmisch-Partenkirchen. This tunnel will help reduce congestion and enhance mobility while navigating complex geotechnical conditions.
For HTB Bau, we have installed two three-point rod extensometers at depths of 40 m and 50 m, equipped with vibrating wire displacement transducers. These highly sensitive geotechnical instruments provide real-time data on ground movement and deformation, helping to mitigate risks at the retaining structure near the tunnel portal.
What are rod extensometers?
Rod extensometers are essential for measuring subsurface displacement in soil and rock. By tracking movements at different depths, they provide critical insights into ground stability, allowing engineers to detect potential deformations early and take preventive measures. The vibrating wire sensors ensure precise long-term monitoring, even in challenging conditions.
With the Kramer Tunnel facing geotechnical challenges and project delays, our monitoring solutions play a key role in ensuring safety and stability during and after construction. We are proud to contribute to this important project with advanced geotechnical instrumentation!
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