On October 16, 2023, the headquarter of BAUER Maschinen GmbH in Schrobenhausen, Bavaria/Germany hosted the kick-off event for a research project with the potential to catapult the carbon footprint of specialist foundation equipment to a whole new level. The goal: climate-neutral operation based on a fuel cell system. The consortium partners are BAUER Maschinen GmbH along with the Professorship for ...
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High throughput, fast assembly, digital operation with remote maintenance: that’s the new BE 600-C desanding plant from BAUER MAT Slurry Handling Systems. The Allgäu branch of BAUER Maschinen GmbH recently brought it on the market as a successor of the established BE 550 that truly keeps it all together: This two-stage plant with double cyclone design is installed within a container frame, ...
Read More »Bauer brought its first cutter to the market almost 40 years ago, thereby starting a success story that has now introduced a new chapter: In April, the company presented its new BCS 185 cutter system, which has really struck a chord with customers. “Our multi-functional MC duty-cycle cranes are used for a wide range of applications, first off as base ...
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Cementation Skanska and BAUER Maschinen GmbH have jointly brought the world’s first electric, large rotary drilling rig to the High Speed 2 (HS2) project in London. Instead of a diesel engine, the BAUER eBG33 has a powerful electric drive. Thanks to a dedicated on-site sub-station, Cementation Skanska can operate the machine with zero local emissions. This innovative rig proves that ...
Read More »Sankhuwasabha District, Nepal – The Arun River in Nepal flows from Tibet through the Himalayas into China. Of all Nepalese river basins, it has the largest area covered in snow and ice. A new hydroelectric power plant is currently being constructed on this river, and it is expected to produce up to 900 MW of electricity. BAUER Engineering India Pvt. ...
Read More »Since the mid-1980s, hardly any other method has changed specialist foundation engineering as markedly as the development of diaphragm wall equipment. One milestone in this process was the introduction of the first Bauer trench cutter, which was used in 1984/85 to seal the Brombach Reservoir in Franconia (Figure 1). In just four months, this innovation conceived by Bauer engineers was ...
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Seafloor massive sulfides are a valuable mineral raw material found at the bottom of the deep sea. The “Vertical Approach” is a method for extracting seafloor massive sulfides using the trench cutter method, an established technique in specialist foundation engineering that is operated and supported in the deep-sea environment from a ship on the open sea. As a relatively small-scale ...
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