STOP LOG SYSTEM.

The terra stop log system has been tested by TÜV and has already proven itself economically and ecologically in many applications. It is based on the modular principle and consists of the following elements: terra stop logs, supports with or without rear support, tensioning devices, anchor plates and bottom seal.

The aluminum profiles are currently available in widths of 50 mm, 100 mm, 150 mm. Specially developed gaskets made of EPDM material ensure the tightness of the system.

APPLICATIONS

• Installation on existing ground and sheet piling structures
• Protective wall
• Dike opening
• Building protection

ADVANTAGES

• Simple design – no special tools required
• Robust construction, high reliability
• Low repair, maintenance and storage requirements
• Resistant EPDM seal
• Optimum storage systems
• Low manpower requirements
• Short, flexible response times
• No obstruction of traffic or views in normal conditions

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FOUNDATION METHODS.

The terra stop log system can be founded in various ways:

In anchor plate foundation, anchor plates are cast in concrete. Bolted connections are used to connect the supports to the supporting structure.

Steel sheet piling or concrete structures ensure reliable transfer of the forces into the ground and provide reliable seepage and undercutting protection.

The expected loads on the terra stop logs from the water masses are transferred to the foundation via supports.

In the case of the quiver foundation, a system from terra infrastructure protected by a utility patent, the support is simply inserted into a quiver and firmly locked in place by turning a latch. In addition, a clamping screw ensures that the seals are also firmly seated.

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SUPPORT PROFILES.

The supports can be made of various aluminum profiles, galvanized steel or stainless steel. The size depends on the expected loads. The further developed support profiles are significantly more stable and lighter while using less material.

If necessary, additional rear supports can also be provided. Wall connection supports can be integrated into the masonry or screwed on.

Finally, the terra stop logs are stacked into the assembled supports. Continuously adjustable tensioning devices are used to pretension them and the bottom seals and secure them against uplift.

Optionally, an individually designed hood can be supplied to conceal access to the tensioning stations and the locking devices.

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