The 4h pumping of Neufahrn: Large boom team places ... - Putzmeister

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Five MXKD 50 at a major nuclear power
plant construction site in central Russia
Five of the largest stationary booms in the
world – Putzmeister MXKD 50 – are taking
part in the construction of the Novovoronezh
NPP-2 nuclear power plant on the banks of
the Don river. At the end of 2009, Putzmeister
was awarded a contract to provide the equipment
for concrete distribution at the reactor
block: Five placing booms with a horizontal
reach of 50 m (fi tted on Manitowoc/Potain lattice
towers up 50 m tall), two BSA 2110 HP-D
stationary concrete pumps and a 300 m
ZX 125 delivery line.
At the start of 2010 and on a total of 10
tautliners (trucks that have a sliding curtain
for crane loading), the disassembled booms
travelled from the factory in Gründau to
Putzmeister‘s Russian headquarters in Moscow.
From there, the booms travelled on to
the site of use, approx. 500 km further south
in Novovoronezh. n
Technical data MXKD 50
Number of arms 4
Folding type Roll fold
Horizontal reach 49.9 m gross
Reach depth 39.2 m
Vertical reach 46.5 m
Weight 37,550 kg
p Disassembled and loaded: A total of ten trucks rolled on to Russia
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p Autumn 010: Technicians from Putzmeister RUS travelled from Moscow and
are currently installing the concreting equipment at the huge construction site.
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q With a horizontal reach of almost 50 m, the MXKD 50 is the largest stationary boom in the world on site
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Reactor type WWER-1200 (AES 2006)
Power 1,085 MW (net)
1,170 MW (gross)
Start of construction 20.06.2007
Commissioning planned for 31.12.2012
Operator Rosenergoatom
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