At the international InnoTrans 2024 exhibition, which will take place from September 24 to 27 in Berlin, the latest developments in railway infrastructure will be showcased, this is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Tunnels of the Future: Key Innovations and Projects at InnoTrans 2024
Photo: BBT SE

Special attention will be given to tunnel solutions, where leading global companies will demonstrate their cutting-edge technologies and innovations.

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More than 30 exhibitors will present their projects covering all aspects of tunnel construction, operation, and safety.

The primary focus is on ecology and safety, reflecting the current trend toward sustainable development in infrastructure projects.

BBT SE, responsible for the construction of the Brenner Base Tunnel, will provide details on its ambitious project. This 55-kilometer tunnel is set to significantly reduce travel time between Innsbruck and South Tyrol, while also shifting significant freight volumes from road to rail. The project is expected to be completed by 2032.

German company Niedax, known for its cable laying and fastening solutions, will showcase new technologies and offer consulting and planning services. These innovations are designed to significantly improve the efficiency and reliability of cable systems in tunnels.

Egypt’s Orascom Construction, actively involved in major infrastructure projects, will present its role in creating Egypt’s first high-speed railway and innovations for the monorail line connecting the New Administrative Capital with the City of October 6. These projects aim to modernize the country’s transport system and increase its efficiency.

Italian company Valente, specializing in tunnel boring equipment, will demonstrate its latest solutions aimed at accelerating and simplifying construction processes.

Compact Filter Technic will present innovations in labor safety during tunnel construction, which is crucial for reducing risks on construction sites.

Among other exhibitors showcasing their developments will be Schüßler-Plan, responsible for the construction of the new U5 metro line in Hamburg, Porr Bau, specializing in civil engineering, as well as companies such as Webac, Bahnbau Gruppe, Voestalpine, Spitzke, and Fogtec Brandschutz.

On September 26 and 27, the International Tunnel Forum will take place as part of InnoTrans 2024, where experts will discuss current issues related to the use of soil extracted during tunnel construction, the implementation of the U5 metro project, the cross-border tunnel on the Dresden–Prague line, and progress in the construction of the Fehmarnbelt and Brenner Base Tunnels.

This major exhibition promises to be an important platform for exchanging experiences and showcasing the latest technologies that will shape the future of railway infrastructure and tunnel construction.

Photo: BBT SE

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