Bedeschi conveyor belt project underway at Lafarge Holcim Maroc site
Published by Emily Thomas,
Deputy Editor
World Cement,
Erection works are underway at the Lafarge Holcim Maroc project site. Following an intense civil work phase, during which the single trusses were preassembled and equipped with the mechanical comports, the 4.3km long distance belt conveyor has started taking shape. The site team is taking advantage of Trimble Connect to facilitate the erection works. Bedeschi is heavily involved in the project, designing, executing and delivering every component.
Erection works are underway at the Lafarge Holcim Maroc project site. Following an intense civil work phase, during which the single trusses were preassembled and equipped with the mechanical comports, the 4.3km long distance belt conveyor has started taking shape. The site team is taking advantage of Trimble Connect to facilitate the erection works. Bedeschi is heavily involved in the project, designing, executing and delivering every component.
The conveyor, with trusses up to 5 t, has been erected on mountain using a suspended cableway. The system, installed and operated by the Bedeschi team with their partner SEIK, allowed fast operations with a high degree of safety.
This allowed Bedeschi to carry out the erection in a short time frame, and with limited impact on the local environment.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/africa-middle-east/17022020/bedeschi-conveyor-belt-project-underway-at-lafarge-holcim-maroc-site/
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