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Mit der Erde im Dialog In touch with the earth GLÖTZL mbH Gesellschaft für Baumeßtechnik Forlenweg 11 76287 Rheinstetten Germany Telefon: +49 (0)721 51 66 - 0 www.gloetzl.com www.gloetzl.com Advanced Solutions Historische Daten Historical data Unsere Referenzen Our references Patente und Erfi ndungen Patents and inventions Mitarbeiter Staff TGV Strecke Paris–Lille, Frankreich Mass Transit Railway Hongkong U-Bahn Paris, Frankreich Autobahn, Irak TGV Paris–Lille route, France Schwergewichtsmauer Solina, Polen Hafen von Basra, Irak Paris metro, France Consolidated Gold Mines, Südafrika ICE Strecke Madrid-Barcelona, Spanien Mass Transit Railway, Hong Kong Consolidated Gold Mines, South Africa Solina dam, Poland Central Nucleaire de Tristantien, Expressway, Iraq Eurotunnel England–Frankreich ICE Madrid–Barcelona route, Spain 1980: Extensometer Marseille Frankreich Port of Basra, Iraq Eurotunnel England–France 1981: Spannungsgeber Central Nucleaire de Tristantien, Mount Baker Ridge Tunnel, Seattle, Washington, USA 1984: Bohrlochgeber Eintritt Jürgen Glötzl Marseille, France Mount Baker Ridge Tunnel, Seattle, Washington, USA Druckkissen für druck- Metro Madrid, Spanien Seikan Tunnel, Japan Extensometer: 1980 sensible Glasfaser Madrid Metro, Spain Pressure Cell: 1981 Seikan Tunnel, Japan Endlager Forsmark, Stockholm, Schweden Mineral Production, Iran Borehole Sensor: 1984 Jürgen Glötzl joins U-Bahn Taipei in Taiwan C.E.N. Mol, Belgien Mineral production, Iran 1980 Gründung der GBW the company Metro Lyon, Frankreich Ringhals Kernreaktoren Washington Metropolitan, Metro System USA C.E.N. Mol, Belgium Gründung der Niederlassung Pressure Pad for Lyon Metro, France Göteburg, Schweden Forsmark waste disposal site, Stockholm, Sweden GLÖTZL Nord pressure-sensitive Ringhals, nuclear reactors Taipei metro in Taiwan Merowe-Staudamm, Sudan Faseroptischer Wegaufnehmer Eintritt Joachim Schneider-Glötzl Eintritt Gründung der Niederlassung glass fi ber 2003: Eintritt Achim Glötzl Gothenburg, Sweden Washington Metropolitan, Metro System USA Pumpspeicherwerk, Zarnovice, Polen Merowe High Dam, Sudan Franz Xaver Glötzl jun. GGI GEO Group Incorporated, Zarnovice pumped storage power 2000: Hydraulische Messanker Endlagerstätte Stripa, Stockholm USA, Washington DC Foundation of GBW plant, Poland Foundation of the subsidiary Stripa waste disposal site, Stockholm Franz Xaver Glötzl jnr. Following joins Gründung Kernforschungszentrum Mol, Belgien, Projekt HADES GLÖTZL Nord joins the company Foundation of the subsidiary the company: GLÖTZL IBÉRICA, S.L. Tempelanlage Abu Simbel, Ägypten Staudamm Manantali Mol nuclear research centre, Belgium, project HADES Metro New Delhi, Indien Fiberoptic Displacement 1965 GGI GEO Group Incorporated, Joachim Schneider-Glötzl Abu Simbel temple, Egypt Manantali dam New Delhi Metro, India Gründung GLÖTZL Gesellschaft Transducer USA, Washington DC Achim Glötzl: 2003 Foundation of Metropolitan Dallas, Texas, USA Metro Valencia, Spanien für Baumeßtechnik mbH 52 Hydraulic Measuring GLÖTZL IBÉRICA, S.L. U-Bahn Istanbul, Türkei Valencia Metro, Spain 1974: Ankerkraftmessgeber Anchor: 2000 Eisenbahnlinie Kloten Glattbrugg, Schweiz Dallas Metropolitan, Texas, USA Tunnel Buñol, Spanien 1978: Porenwasserdruckaufnehmer 1989 4 1997 Klotten Glattbrugg railway, Switzerland Istanbul, metro, Turkey Buñol tunnel, Spain 1979: Neigungsmesser Eintritt Gründung der Firma GLÖTZL Joachim Haberland Gründung 2009 Europe Sensors Foundation of GLÖTZL Gesellschaft 1988: Faseroptischer GLÖTZL France Übernahme der 1993 in Belgien, Mol für Baumeßtechnik mbH Druckaufnehmer Géotechnique Geschäftsführung: Jürgen Glötzl Anchor Load Cell: 1974 1998: Übernahme der Gründung Prokura: und Joachim Schneider-Glötzl, Pore Water Pressure Sensor: 1978 Joachim Haberland Schwingsaitentechnik Sy- GGB, Gesellschaft für Joachim Haberland Prokura: Achim Glötzl Inclinometer Equipment: 1979 enters the company stem MAIHAK Geomechanik und 1996: Bohrloch- Bohrloch-Streckenmess-Sonde Fiberoptic Pressure Baumeßtechnik mbH Modul-Sonde 1965 1973 1974 1977 1978 1979 1980 1982 1984 1985 1987 1988 1990 1992 1993 1994 1995 1997 1998 1999 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Sensor: 1988 Foundation of Kunststoff-Stangen- company GLÖTZL Jürgen Glötzl and Foundation of Extensometer Europe Sensors Joachim Schneider-Glötzl GLÖTZL France in Belgium, Mol take over the management; 85 Franz Xaver Glötzl sen. grün- 1986 Eintritt 1977 Foundation of Joachim Haberland Acquisition of Achim Glötzl granted det Franz GLÖTZL Baumeß- Pumpspeicherwerk Goldisthal Rainer Glötzl GGB, Gesellschaft für granted power MAIHAK 1999 power of attorney technik of attorney Goldisthal pumped storage Geomechanik und vibrating wire Combined Inclinometer and Hohenzollerngraben Borehole Modular 1994 technology power plant Rainer Glötzl joins Baumeßtechnik mbH Extensometer Probe Hohenzollern trench Forschungsbergwerk ASSE Bundesautobahn BAB A 26 Probe: 1996 systems: 1998 Franz Xaver Glötzl snr. the company Plastic Rod Main Tower, Frankfurt German motorway A 26 founds Franz GLÖTZL Extensometer Sony Center, Berlin Baumeßtechnik 1972 2006 Staudamm Gepatsch, Österreich ASSE research mine Warnanlage Eisenbahnknotenpunkt Gröbers 45 Gepatsch dam, Austria Messeturm, Frankfurt Main Tower, Frankfurt Talsperre Leibis-Lichte Messeturm, Frankfurt Sony Center, Berlin Alarm system at Gröbers railway junction Schleuse Dörverden 1957 1992 2004 Commerzbank Tower, Frankfurt Leibis/Lichte dam Dörverden lock 80 Commerzbank Tower, Frankfurt 8 Citytunnel Leipzig ICE Strecke München-Kassel Pumpspeicherwerk Markersbach Leipzig city tunnel ICE Munich-Kassel route BASt Großversuch Markersbach pumped storage BASt large scale test power plant Rehabilitation Ulmer Münster Gorleben Erkundungsbergwerk, Schacht 1 und 2 Pumpspeicherwerk PSW Waldeck Zertifi zierung nach Certifi cation to 1995: DIN ISO 9001 2006: EN ISO 9001:2001 2009: ATEX 94/9/EG Stadtbahnbau Bielefeld Gorleben research mine, shafts 1 and 2 Renovation of Ulm Cathedral Bielefeld city transit PSW Waldeck pumped storage construction Wasserstraßenkreuz Magdeburg power plant Magdeburg Water Bridge Seit mehr als 50 Jahren führen wir einen intensiven Dialog mit all dem, was sich unter der Erde bewegt. Denn wer genau hinhört, kann präzise Antworten geben. Und wer präzise Antworten hat, kann Kundenwünsche punktgenau erfüllen. For more than 50 years we have been listening carefully to everything that moves beneath the ground. Listening carefully allows us to offer precise answers. And with precise answers we can accurately fulfi l customer wishes. Bei der Verlegung der beiden Felsentempel von Abu Simbel – sie wären in den Fluten des Assuan Staudammes versunken – instrumentierte GLÖTZL 1963 bis 1968 den Neuaufbau der beiden ägyptischen Heiligtümer. Das Projekt fand in Zusammen- arbeit mit dem Unternehmen HOCHTIEF statt. From 1963 to 1968, when the rock temples of Abu Simbel were being moved – otherwise they would have been submer- ged when the Aswan Dam was fl ooded – GLÖTZL provided instrumentation for the recon- struction of the two Egyptian sanctuaries. The project was carried out in cooperation with HOCHTIEF. Intelligente Daten Ob Staudämme, Tunnels, Brücken, Bergwerke oder Fundamente: Unsere geotechnischen Instrumente überwachen die Stabilität von Bauwerken. Sie steigern Sicherheit und senken Kosten. Auf allen Kontinenten. Seit über fünfzig von unten für Jahren sind wir Wegbereiter und Impulsgeber der Standsicherheitsüberwachung von Bauwerken. Überall, wo es um die Messung physikalischer Größen geht, sind Produkte von GLÖTZL dabei. Als ein gefragter Partner in nationalen und internationalen Forschungsprojekten zählen wir heute zu den weltweit führenden Experten in der Baumesstechnik. innovative Projekte Mit einer herausragenden Lösungs-Expertise und einem über drei Generationen ungebrochenen Innovationsgeist. Dams, tunnels, bridges, mines or foundations: our geotechnical instruments monitor the stability of oben Intelligent data from below for innovative projects on the surface structures. They increase safety and reduce costs - on all continents. For more than fi fty years we have been pioneering and paving the way for stability security monitoring of buildings. Wherever phys- ical parameters have to be measured, GLÖTZL products are there. As a sought-after partner in na- tional and international research projects, we are now one of the world’s leading experts in civil engi- neering measurement. We are experts when it comes to excellent solutions and we are driven by our innovative spirit spanning more than three generations non stop. Unser Anspruch Our claim Qualität, die in die Tiefe geht Deep down quality Individuelle Lösungen statt starrer Produkte. Im Zentrum unserer Philosophie steht die Ent– wicklung einer echten Kundenlösung. Individuell maßgeschneidert auf Ihre Anforderungen und Ihr Budget. Eine Lösung, die Arbeit abnimmt, Zeit spart und Kosten senkt. In einem durchgängi- gen Prozess und aus einer Hand erfolgen Bera- tung, Produktentwicklung, Messwert-Bereit- stellung und -auswertung sowie Instandhaltung. Entwurf einer bis heute standardisierten Tunnelinstrumentierung (1958) Qualität als oberstes Gebot. Unsere Geräte- Individual solutions instead of rigid products. Development of true customer solutions is at Development of tunnel instrumentation still bauteile entstehen weitgehend im eigenen Hause. the core of our philosophy. Individually tailored to your needs and your budget. A solution that standardised to this day (1958) Komponenten, die wir zukaufen, unterliegen relieves you of
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