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Märtsis alustab E-Betoonelemendi põllumajandus- ja keskkonnatoodete üksus CABRO™ kolme silohoidla ehitustöödega, millest kaks valmivad Kaiu LT OÜ-le ja üks Väätsa Agro AS põllumajandusfarmile.

CABRO üksuse juht Kaido Kindel: „Märtsis alustame kolme silohoidla ehitustöödega. Kaiu LT OÜ-le valmivad Kapteni ja Muti silohoidlad ning Väätsa Agro-le Ülejõe silohoidla. Ehituse töövõtt hõlmab ettevalmistustöid, silode projekteerimistöid, paigaldust ja elementidele teostatavat lõppviimistlust, et need kestaksid agressiivses silomahlade keskkonnas. Meie lahendus on hästitoimiv, sest oleme seda lahendust väga paljude silohoidlate ehitamisel kasutanud ja väga head tagasisidet saanud. Käesolevas töövõtus teostame Väätsa Agro’le ka olemasoleva laudakompleksi lammutustööd ning Kapteni ja Muti olemasolevate amortiseerunud silode lammutused.“

E-Betoonelemendi CABRO™ silohoidlate puhul valmistame elemendid 3 m laiustena, kus elementide ja ka hoidlate kõrguse valib tellija vastavalt vajadusele kas 3 m, 3,4 m või 4 m, Aconsilo™ silohoidlate põhjaplaadi valame valdavalt 140 mm paksusena.

Aconsilo™ silohoidlatel on mitmeid eeliseid: nad on kauakestvad, sest elemendid valmistatakse ilmastikukindlast graniitkillustikuga betoonist, silohoidlate elementlahendus on paindlik võimaldades tulevikus sektsioone lisada, kõik põhjad rajatakse 0,5% kaldega silomahlade äravoolu juhtimiseks kogumisrenni suunas. Silohoidlates võib kasutada kuni 30 tonni raskust tehnikat, silohoidlate konstruktsioon on sale ja nägus. Kõik ehitatavad Aconsilo™ silohoidlad vastavad Euroopa Liidu keskkonnanõuetele.

Kaiu LT OÜ ja Väätsa Agro AS kuuluvad mõlemad rahvusvahelisse Trigon’i põllumajanduskontserni. Kaiu LT OÜ ja Väätsa Agro AS puhul on tegemist väga pikaaegse ajalooga põllumajandusettevõtetega, millest üks on enam kui 30-aastane ja teine pea 75-aastane. Ettevõtete põhitegevusalaks on piimakarjakasvatus, kuid tegeletakse ka teravilja, kaunviljade, õlitaimeseemnete ja loomade kasvatamisega.

Tutvu referentsidega HERE ja uuri lisaks:
Kaido Kindel
CABRO™ põllumajandustoodete müük ja nõustamine
E-Betoonelement OÜ, CABRO üksus
+372 671 2527 / +372 528 8695

E-Betoonelemendi ja Merko Ehitus Eesti koostöös on lõppenud elemenditarned Tallinna Kaubamaja Logistikakeskusele, aadressil Paemurru 1, Maardu.

Projekt: Tallinna Kaubamaja Grupi logistikakeskus
Asukoht: Paemurru 1, Maardu, Tallinn
Arendaja: TKM Kinnisvara AS (Tallinna Kaubamaja Grupp AS-i tütarettevõtte)
Client: Merko Ehitus Eesti AS
Arhitekt ja peaprojekteerija: Innopolis Insenerid OÜ
Contract: production and transportation of elements
Toodete nomenklatuur: õõnespaneelid, siseseinaelemendid, soklielemendid, postid, talad, trepimarsid ja -mademed
Sales Engineer at E-Betoonelement: Neeme Kasela
E-Betoonelemendi projektijuht: Marko Haabjärv

The project manager of E-Betoonelement Marko Haabjärv: „Oleme tänulikud Merko Ehitusele hea koostöö eest! Positiivsena tooksin välja hea suhtluse, mis oli konstruktiivne, vahetu ja alati lahenduskeskse lähenemisega, see on olnud aluseks ka projekti õnnestumisele.
Meie töövõtt Tallinna Kaubamaja logistikakeskuse projektile hõlmas betoonelementide tehaselist valmistamist ja nende transporti objektile. Toodetest tarnisime seina- ja soklielemendid, massiiv- ja õõnespaneelid ning trepielemendid.
Monteeritavate elementide põhiviimistluseks oli lepingujärgselt vormipind, kuid valitud pindadele teostasime ka rullpinnaviimistluse.
Lisaksin, et antud projekti raames jätkub meie koostöö väiksemate lisatellimustega.“

Valmiv logistikakeskus hakkab teenindama Tallinna Kaubamaja Grupi ettevõtete kaubamahtusid, millest suurima mahu annab gruppi kuuluv Selveri kauplustekett. Valmiva logistikakeskuse kogupindala on 17 200 ruutmeetrit. Hoone ehitatakse tänapäevase A-energiaklassi hoonena ja see vastab BREEAM jätkusuutlikkuse sertifikaadi nõuetele. Hoone valmib lõplikult käesoleva aasta II pooles.
See also: https://baashall-toostus-ja-laohooned/

Read more: https://group.merko.ee/paemurru-1-logistikakeskus/
https://merko.ee/ehitame-tallinna-kaubamaja-grupile-logistikakeskuse/
https://www.aripaev.ee/tallinna-kaubamaja-solmis-ehituslepingu-merko-ehitusega
https://arileht.delfi.ee/merko-ehitab-selverile-20-miljoni-euro-eest-logistikakeskuse
https://majandus.postimees.ee/merko-ehitab-tallinna-kaubamaja-grupile-maardusse-logistikakeskuse

The Estonian Concrete Association together with Tallinn University of Technology invites you to the training "Advanced Training in Concrete Fundamentals" taking place at Tallinn University of Technology from February 28th to March 1st. During this three-day training, you will gain an overview of the basic aspects and properties of concrete. The first day will focus on the composition, properties, and consistency of concrete, the second day will introduce concrete testing, compliance with standards, and the effects of curing conditions. On the final day, topics will include factory production control, possibilities of laboratory tests, and the training will conclude with knowledge assessment, discussion, and certificate issuance.

PROGRAMME:
28.02.2024
9:00-10:30 Introduction, brief overview of the concrete history, terminology and environmental classes of concrete. Tanel Tuisk, lecturer
10:30-11:00 Break
11:00-12:30 Concrete Properties Variability. Selection of Concrete Composition, Influence of Composition Components on Concrete Properties. Additives. Tanel Tuisk, Lecturer.
12:30-13:15 Lunch
13:15-14:45 Basic properties of concrete mix, methods for determining consistency and consistency classes. Tanel Tuisk, lecturer
14:45-15:00 Break
15:00-16:30 Compressive strength of concrete, factors influencing it. Tanel Tuisk, lecturer

29.02.2024
9:00-10:30 Testing of Structural Concrete and Interpretation of Results. Martti Kiisa, Professor.
10:30-11:00 Break
11:00-12:30 Requirements for Concrete from the Perspective of EN 206. Mattias Põldaru, Civil Engineer.
12:30-13:15 Lunch
13:15-14:45 Cements for Concrete Production. Lembi Raado, Retired Professor.
14:45-15:00 Break
15:00-16:30 Influence of Concrete Curing Conditions on Concrete Properties. Lembi Raado, Retired Professor.

01.03.2024
9:00-10:30 Factory production control audit - what and how. Mattias Põldaru, civil engineer
10:30-11:00 Break
11:00-12:30 Capabilities and accredited test methods for building materials research and testing laboratories. Mattias Põldaru, civil engineer
12:30-13:15 Lunch
13:15-14:45 Testing and assessment of the knowledge of participants. Mattias Põldaru, civil engineer
14:45-15:30 Discussion. The end of the training course, issuing of certificates. Representative of the Estonian Concrete Association and Tallinn University of Technology

Registration for the training is open until February 20th. Registration FORM.

Participants in the training will receive 21.6 Continuing Education Points from the Estonian Association of Civil Engineers.
The training fee is 310 euros, plus VAT. The price includes training materials and lunches.
Training Venue: Tallinn University of Technology, Ehitajate tee 5, Tallinn.

Source: Estonian Concrete Association
e-mail: , Eesti Betooniühing, Pärnu mnt. 141, Tallinn 11314
Tel: , www.betoon.org


We are looking for a concrete product manufacturer to join our team at the Harku factory. The main task will be to produce precast reinforced concrete elements according to engineering drawings and to carry out their finishing work.

When applying for this position, we expect the following:

  • Willingness to work, eagerness to develop, and readiness for physical work.
  • Prior work experience in the field and the ability to read engineering drawings.
  • Willingness to cooperate, fast learning ability, and adaptability.
  • Spatial imagination and logical thinking.

Beneficial skills include:

  • kutsealased teadmised ja varasem töökogemus.

In our team:

  • You work in an international company.
  • You have a reliable and stable job.
  • We offer wages above the Estonian average (hourly rate + piece rate).
  • We provide internal training and necessary tools for your work.
  • We offer professional development training and growth opportunities.
  • We compensate for sports activities and provide health insurance.
  • We support family events.
  • You can get to work for free by bus from the city center and Lasnamäe (with stops throughout the city).

If you feel that this job is right for you, please contact us via phone or email:

Marge Junkur, Human Resources Manager
Email
+372 503 0068

The Estonian Concrete Association invites you to the "Concrete Works Safety 2023" training, which will take place on 21 November at Tallinn School of Construction at Pärnu mnt 162, Tallinn.

Safety is of utmost importance to us. All participants in the construction process aim to work without accidents. With the right attitude and sufficient dedication, this is always achievable.

The training is design for contractors, subcontractors, project managers, site managers, engineers, foremen, work environment specialists, suppliers of concrete and concrete products, construction clients and supervisory engineers.

PROGRAMME:

9.45 Registration
10.00 Concrete pumping and transportation, and the associated hazards –Kaido Kivistik, Rudus
11:30 Coffee break

11.45 Work safety at the reinforced concrete elements site. – Mihkel Anderson, E-Betoonelement

13.15 Lunch

14.00 Order as rules, order as cleaning and storage, order as cleanliness and hygiene. – Tarmo Nakkurt, must maja

15:30 End of the training

Participants will receive 2.4 training points by the Estonian Civil Engineers Association.
Free lunch at the school canteen and parking available on a first-come, first-served basis in the school parking lot.

Participation requires registration by 16 November 2023.

Registration form 16.11.2023

Price of the training €115 (plus VAT), for members of the Estonian Concrete Association €85 (plus VAT).

Read more:
Phone: 648 1918, 50 36650
e-mail:

E-Betoonelement took an important step towards an environmentally friendly and sustainable future. Consolis' Baltic business unit, which also includes E-Betoonelement, received environmental product declarations (EPDs). These third-party issued documents provide an overview of the environmental impacts of reinforced concrete elements produced by E-Betoonelement.

Vaido Leosk, Design and Development Manager of the Baltic Unit: "The published EPDs allow us to compare and assess competing products in the market in terms of environmental impacts. From the company's perspective, this embodies a move towards carbon-neutral production, by focusing on measuring and reducing the CO2 footprint.“

Environmental product declarations were issued for the following products:

  • insulated or sandwich wall element;
  • single layer wall element;
  • hollow core panels;
  • reinforced concrete products - post, beam, staircase, balcony, stair platform;
  • prestressed reinforced concrete products - prestressed beams and slabs.

Environmental product declarations were issued to five plants of the Consolis' Baltic business unit - E-Betoonelement's Harku and Tamsalu plants in Estonia, Consolis Latvija's Salaspils and Rumbula plants in Latvia and Betonika's Trakai plant in Lithuania.

The EPDs were published in EPD-Norges and are used internationally. The EPDs are issued based on the product life cycle analysis (LCA) and they comply with ISO 14025 and EN 15804 + A2.

Read more and download the EPDs at the EPD-Norges website here or on the website of E-Betoonelement here.

Press release of AS E-Betoonelement

AS E-Betoonelement completed assembly of the facade of the new building of the University of Tartu Narva College. Now it is possible for everyone to explore the exclusive elements next to the Town Hall.

As the winners of the architectural competition were announced the architects Katrin Koov, Indrek Peil, Heidi Urb and Siiri Vallner from Kavakava OÜ. The new building of the College was designed to replace the stock exchange building that was destroyed during the war. The main objective of the architectural solution is that the capacity of the historical stock exchange building would obtain clear outlines in the environment of the Town Hall square. The capacity of the destroyed stock exchange building is seen as a negative cast on the facade of the new building. The solution includes at the same time the absence of the old town and also it’s rebuilding.

The Manager of AS E-Betoonelement Vaido Leosk: “The design of the facade elements considered the vision of the architects and to achieve the best result we have prepared several samples and test castings. The elements have relatively complicated shapes and required careful casting of concrete, careful transportation and skillful assembly. I’m excited to see the final completion of the project.”

“Taking a glance at the facade drawings, it was clear that this kind of project represents a real challenge for skills of our workers, and also for technical and organizational capability. At the same time I got a feeling that concrete is the only appropriate material to realize this ambition the old materials could not be applied and plastic Hollywood type cliché could not be considered for architectural reasons. All used components complicated moulds, white concrete, reversible elements, no access because of the cellars next to the building were known for us, but there were never all such complicated circumstances in the same project.

For architectural reasons the facade has been divided into two parts: the architect wanted to see cast-in-place concrete on the ground level (performed by YIT), but on the higher floors it would have been problematic to assemble a formwork,” Tõnu Ernits, Sales Project Manager.

AS E-Betoonelement provided design, manufacturing, delivery and assembly of the facade elements. The main contractor of the new building of the University of Tartu Narva College is YIT Ehituse AS. The building is to be completed this summer.

AS E-Betoonelement belongs to Consolis SAS, the largest manufacturer of prefabricated concrete elements in Europe, that has over 130 plants in 25 countries.

Read more:
Mari-Liis Tenno, marketing specialist at AS E-Betoonelement, phone 5667 6006

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