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India

Hyderabad Metro Railway

Project description

Hyderabad Metro Rail (HMR) is the world’s largest PPP (Public Private Partnership) construction project. The project, to construct a new metro rail service for Hyderabad, India’s fourth largest city, is being implemented in two phases – Phase I creating a network with a length of 71 km, and Phase II extending this by an additional 85 km.

The system is elevated above ground level, minimising conflicts with other land uses and forms of transport. Once completed, it will be world’s largest elevated metro railway system. It is estimated that HMR will be carrying 1.5 million passengers per day by 2017.

mageba scope

mageba is supplying a great number of bearings and expansion joints for the construction of the metro system. These include 7000 LASTO-BLOCK bearings, consisting of blocks of elastomer reinforced by steel plates, which transmit vertical and horizontal forces from the superstructure to the substructure while accommodating rotations about any axis.

68 RESTON-POT bearings, designed for loads of up to 14,280 kN, are also being supplied. The expansion joints being supplied, of types MIGUTRANS-FSL and MIGUTEC-KF, have a total length of approximately 9000 m.

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20 of the LASTO-BLOCK bearings, loaded on a pallet for delivery to site.

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RESTON-POT bearings have proven their worth in many railway viaduct applications.

Key Data

Products:

RESTON-POT bearings, LASTO-BLOCK bearings, MIGUTRANS-FSL joints, MIGUTEC-KF joints

Installed:

2014-2015

City:

Hyderabad

Structure:

PSC box girder elevated metro bridge

Completed:

2015 (Phase1)

Length:

71 km (Phase 1)

Contractor:

Larsen & Toubro

Owner:

Hyderbad Metro Rail