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Silo wall system made of precast concrete elements

Owing to the fact that clamp silos have to be reliable in the long-term, a new, nation-wide ordinance on facilities for handling substances hazardous to water is being developed at present in Germany.

As about 75 % of the substances hazardous to water being released in accidents come from slurry, liquid manure and silage effluent facilities, the standards of protection will not be moderated in this field but will even be legally required by the AwSV (the German ordinance on facilities for handling substances hazardous to water) in the near future. Therefore, planners, site managers, structural...

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