DOWNLOADS
Additional information on our services and projects is available in the form of newspaper articles and videos. We also provide downloads of relevant certificates, certifications, etc.
On this page we compiled some useful materials for you. View our certificates and certifications or download our General Terms and Conditions (GTC) for reference.
Newspaper articles and videos provide you with additional information about our services and insights into our company.
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General Terms and Conditions (GTC)
Below you will find the General Terms and Conditions (GTC) of MB Spezialabbruch for download as a PDF file.
General Terms and Conditions (GTC)
Last updated: 8/2019
- PDF, 1 MB
Certificates
Our quality management and SHE system are certified by Bureau Veritas Germany Holding GmbH. You can download the certificates as PDF files below.
Certificate: DIN EN ISO 9001
Quality management for demolition and construction waste recycling
- PDF, 1 MB
Certificate: SCC
SHE Management system for demolition and construction waste recycling
- PDF, 1 MB
Certificate: EfbV-Certification
Waste management company
- PDF, 1 MB
Certificate: RAL quality mark
Compliance with high quality standards
- PDF, 1 MB
Awards
Our company values high quality work and safe processes. We have already received some awards for this. You can view the respective certificates below.
vgbe Quality Award 2021 – 2nd place
for the dismantling of the nuclear power plant Mülheim-Kärlich
- PDF, 1 MB
Award for accident-free dismantling work
on the natural draft cooling tower of the Mülheim-Kärlich power plant
- PDF, 1 MB
Press
Here you will find some newspaper articles and articles from magazines on MB Spezialabbruch for downloading or online view.
„A day in the life of a chimney demolition worker“
Abbruch Aktuell 03/2023
Peter Mittelsdorf from MB Spezialabbruch provides insights into the requirements and processes for demolition work
Peter Mittelsdorf from MB Spezialabbruch provides insights into the requirements and processes for demolition work
- PDF, 1 MB
“More safety tranks to hydraulically self-climbing scaffolding system”
BauPortal 1/2021
Protective measures against falling during the renovation and dismantling of tower-like structures, such as chimneys
Protective measures against falling during the renovation and dismantling of tower-like structures, such as chimneys
- PDF, 1 MB
„Tailor made demolition equipment for extra delicate projects“
PDi Magazine, Issue 5, September/October 2019
Some projects require customized equipment for highly individual demands.
Some projects require customized equipment for highly individual demands.
- PDF, 1 MB
“It’s gone: The cooling tower is now rubble and dust”
Rhein-Zeitung, Edition B, dated 8/10/2019, page 17
Article by Damian Morcinek
With kind permission of the Rhein-Zeitung newspaper
Article by Damian Morcinek
With kind permission of the Rhein-Zeitung newspaper
- PDF, 3 MB
Demolition of the NPP cooling tower
STADTJournal Mülheim-Kärlich, Issue 11/2018
Safety is the top priority: At an evening information session on cooling tower demolition, the processes involved in dismantling were explained.
Safety is the top priority: At an evening information session on cooling tower demolition, the processes involved in dismantling were explained.
- PDF, 1 MB
Concrete production from recycled materials
Steinbruch & Sandgrube, Issue 04/2018
MB Spezialabbruch successfully worked on a project for the mobile production of recycled aggregates for concrete production.
MB Spezialabbruch successfully worked on a project for the mobile production of recycled aggregates for concrete production.
- PDF, 4 MB
Cooling tower demolition: Project is picking up speed
Rhein-Zeitung, Issue 8/16/2017
Sea containers will be used to erect a protective wall to contain falling debris in the collection basin.
Sea containers will be used to erect a protective wall to contain falling debris in the collection basin.
- PDF, 2 MB
DriveBreaker
bauMagazin, Issue 4/2010
The DriveBreaker is a special demolition device developed by our company. It allows the spiral dismantling of industrial chimneys with diameters ranging from 4 to 20 meters.
The DriveBreaker is a special demolition device developed by our company. It allows the spiral dismantling of industrial chimneys with diameters ranging from 4 to 20 meters.
- PDF, 1 MB
Videos
See our employees and machines in action and learn more about our work in general and about the challenges of some projects in particular. The videos are available as direct streams and downloads.
Jena CHP 2019
Chimney dismantling
Jena combined heat and power plant, Winzerla
Machine-based dismantling of 225 m reinforced concrete chimney using DriveBreaker and Spider Excavator.
Cooling tower collapse, montage
Mülheim-Kärlich NPP
The cooling tower of the decommissioned nuclear power plant shaped the image of the area for decades. Now it is a thing of the past.
- MP4, 34.9 MB | 5:26 min.
Mülheim-Kärlich NPP 2019
Cooling tower collapse, montage
Mülheim-Kärlich NPP
The cooling tower of the decommissioned nuclear power plant shaped the image of the area for decades. Now it is a thing of the past.
Cooling tower collapse, exterior view of
Mülheim-Kärlich NPP
16 supports of the cooling tower were removed via remote-controlled excavator before the tower collapsed.
Cooling tower collapse, interior view of
Mülheim-Kärlich NPP
The controlled collapse of the cooling tower marked the spectacular end of the dismantling process.
Cooling tower dismantling of
Mülheim-Kärlich NPP
Scenes of the demolition work on the cooling tower of the nuclear power plant from the beginning to its final collapse.
Cooling tower collapse, montage
Mülheim-Kärlich NPP
The cooling tower of the decommissioned nuclear power plant shaped the image of the area for decades. Now it is a thing of the past.
- MP4, 41 MB | 5:48 min.
Cooling tower collapse, exterior view of
Mülheim-Kärlich NPP
16 supports of the cooling tower were removed via remote-controlled excavator before the tower collapsed.
- MP4, 22.6 MB | 2:09 min.
Cooling tower collapse, interior view of
Mülheim-Kärlich NPP
The controlled collapse of the cooling tower marked the spectacular end of the dismantling process.
- MP4, 4.8 MB | 0:36 min.
Cooling tower dismantling of
Mülheim-Kärlich NPP
Scenes of the demolition work on the cooling tower of the nuclear power plant from the beginning to its final collapse.
- MP4, 36.1 MB | 4:31 min.
Lubmin NPP, Plant IV 2017-2018
Dismantling of North IV ventilation stack of
Lubmin nuclear power plant
Chimney 4 of the nuclear power plant was “shortened” piece by piece using sawing technology. The individual sections were transported down by crane, where they were disassembled into their basic components.
(Video: EWN GmbH/Roland Kaschade, 2017)
Dismantling of Plant IV of
Lubmin nuclear power plant
A track system for two cranes was erected for the dismantling of the device building superstructure. With the help of this construction, among other things, the ceiling and wall panels of the plant were dismantled.
(Video: EWN GmbH/Roland Kaschade, 2017)
Dismantling of Plant IV of
Lubmin nuclear power plant
With the help of two crane trucks, the plant’s overhead cranes were removed and then processed at recycling facilities. The fan attachment and the remaining chimney landing were also dismantled.
(Video: EWN GmbH/Roland Kaschade, 2017)
Dismantling & Recycling of Plant IV of
Lubmin nuclear power plant
Roof slabs and trusses as well as wall slabs of the device building 8 were dismantled. 5,500 tons of certified recycled material were obtained by recycling scrap steel and concrete.
(Video: EWN GmbH/Roland Kaschade, 2018)
Dismantling of North IV ventilation stack of
Lubmin nuclear power plant
After decontamination of chimney 2, it is removed piece by piece using wire saw technology. A total of 1,071 m³ of concrete and 6 tons of carbon steel were recycled.
(Video: EWN GmbH/Roland Kaschade, 2019)
Dismantling of North IV ventilation stack of
Lubmin nuclear power plant
Chimney 4 of the nuclear power plant was “shortened” piece by piece using sawing technology. The individual sections were transported down by crane, where they were disassembled into their basic components.
(Video: EWN GmbH/Roland Kaschade, 2017)
- MP4, 82.5 MB | 10:28 min.
Dismantling of Plant IV of
Lubmin nuclear power plant
A track system for two cranes was erected for the dismantling of the device building superstructure. With the help of this construction, among other things, the ceiling and wall panels of the plant were dismantled.
(Video: EWN GmbH/Roland Kaschade, 2017)
- MP4, 84.5 MB | 10:31 min.
Dismantling of Plant IV of
Lubmin nuclear power plant
With the help of two crane trucks, the plant’s overhead cranes were removed and then processed at recycling facilities. The fan attachment and the remaining chimney landing were also dismantled.
(Video: EWN GmbH/Roland Kaschade, 2017)
- MP4, 73.8 MB | 9:13 min.
Dismantling & Recycling of Plant IV of
Lubmin nuclear power plant
Roof slabs and trusses as well as wall slabs of the device building 8 were dismantled. 5,500 tons of certified recycled material were obtained by recycling scrap steel and concrete.
(Video: EWN GmbH/Roland Kaschade, 2018)
- MP4, 83.7 MB | 10:33 min.
Dismantling of North IV ventilation stack of
Lubmin nuclear power plant
After decontamination of chimney 2, it is removed piece by piece using wire saw technology. A total of 1,071 m³ of concrete and 6 tons of carbon steel were recycled.
(Video: EWN GmbH/Roland Kaschade, 2019)
- MP4, 133 MB | 16:41 min.