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Rhine-Rhone High-Speed Line East Branch

Missions

CIVIL ENGINEERING STUDIES

  • Preliminary to detailed engineering design
  • Assistance with contract negotiation
  • Tender documentation
  • Bids analysis and contracts preparation
  • Partial final design
  • Review and approval of construction drawings
  • Construction supervision

GEOTECHNICAL STUDIES

  • Definition and analysis of geotechnical surveys
  • Design and tendering geotechnical studies
  • Approval of contractors’ working studies, including counter-calculations

RAILWAY SYSTEM AND EQUIPMENT

  • Final engineering design
  • Tender documentation
  • Construction Supervision
  • Technical assistance to commissioning
  • Test supervision
  • Testing and commissioning for:
  • 7 rail signaling centers,
  • 2 traction substations for a 2×25000 V electricity supply,
  • 13 self-transformation stations
  • 27 GSMR telecommunication centers,
  • 1 maintenance base to electrify with 4 maintenance tracks, ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES & ASSESSMENT among which
  • making sure that environmental legislation is respected
  • dealing with the necessary modifications and adaptations of the construction site.

The East Branch of Rhine-Rhône Line links Dijon to Mulhouse by a 350 km/h (217 mph) high speed line. This 189km project was divided into 3 sections (A: 70km in length, B: 57km in length, C: 62km in length).

setec’s scope of work comprised sections A and C, including major structures:

– The Saone Viaduct with curved outlines, measuring 380 m in length, a 12.6 m wide deck, and concrete piers, varying in height between 5 and 14 m.
– The Lizaine Viaduct, 717 m long and 16.6 m wide with 10 concrete piers varying between 10 to 40m in height
– The Doller Viaduct, 670 m long, 12.6 m wide, metallic double girder load-bearing structure
– The Epenottes viaduct, 450 m long, 12.6 m wide, mixed double girder load-bearing structure
– The Pertuis viaduct, 220 m long, 12.6 m wide, mixed double girder load-bearing structure
– The Soulzbach viaduct, 620 m long, 12.6 m wide, composite steel box girder load bearing structure
– The Chavanne Tunnel, single tube tunnel with 2 tracks, 1970 m long and 80 m2 of section. This excavated tunnel is designed for an operating speed of 300 km/h (190 Mph)

 

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