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Rothorn Sörenberg

Sörenberg, Switzerland

The rock, especially in the last third towards Eisee, is cleaned in the first phase and loose areas are removed. The rock is sealed with a layer of shotcrete so that no more stones can fall down. At the tunnel exit towards the Eisee, large drop spots can be observed. These are sealed with Mapelastic TU System and drained into a trench using a half shell or dimpled sheeting. This prevents ice from forming overhead and ensures the safety of winter sports enthusiasts.

Ref #: 4658

Category: INFRASTRUCTURES

Construction


Yard	ceiling of the passage tunnel
Location	Sörenberg, Switzerland
Subcategory	Tunnel
Application	At the tunnel exit towards the Eisee, large drop spots can be observed. These are sealed with Mapelastic TU System and drained into a trench using a half shell or dimpled sheeting. The rock is sealed with a layer of shotcrete so that no more stones can fall down. At the tunnel exit towards the Eisee, large drop spots can be observed. These are sealed with Mapelastic TU System and drained into a trench using a half shell or dimpled sheeting. This prevents ice from forming overhead and ensures the safety of winter sports enthusiasts.
Start and finish date	2023
Application Type	Products for Underground Construction (UTT)
Installer companies	Gasser Felstechnik AG, Lungern
Specialists involved	Rothornbahn Sörenberg
Photographer	Ramon Lehmann Fotografie
MAPEI Coordinator	Urs Wirth