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In 201 1, Ciber began selling Kleemann products in Brazil. The brand was already a strong presence in Colombia, with clients like ASSA, KMA and Grodco Page 08
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Whats Happening .......................................................................................................................4 Technology .......................................................................................................................................6 Market ................................................................................................................................................7 Infrastructure ................................................................................................................................16 Events ...............................................................................................................................................20 Project ............................................................................................................................................22
Whats Happening
New times
Clauci Mortari
Ciber Commercial-Director
This year, Brazil underwent intense political changes as a result of the 2010 presidential election, a transition period that also had an influence on business. This is because the country is in the process of adapting and reorganizing the projects in progress. These are provisional times; nevertheless, this has not done away with the expectations for an investment boom in 2012. Confidence is so strong that Ciber has expanded its participation in the Brazilian market, making yet another Wirtgen Group brand available to its Brazilian clients: Kleemann. With its factory in Germany, the brand has arrived to serve an important market demand, namely the mining sector. Its products are here to introduce a change of concepts for crushing equipment. We have begun selling mobile crushing units, considered a global trend. In addition to having access to this innovative technology, companies will also be able to rely on technical and after-sales service right here in Brazil. Kleemanns arrival in Brazil gives another choice for the contracting segment, which has long relied on a wide range of Wirtgen Group products for work on large and small scale construction projects. The corporation, of which Ciber is a subsidiary company, offers complete solutions for paving work, compaction, recycling and now, crushing. All its choices have the same high quality expected from a group with over half a century of experience. Another important initiative being undertaken is the inauguration of Wirtgen Brasil. It has its own facilities for technical support and parts, as well as providing assistance in the states of Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina, Gois, Federal District, Mato Grosso, Tocantins and Maranho. The main idea is to be able to serve our clients in all their needs.
OPINION
In South Africa, Ciber gathers clients to present the Kompakt 500 and its competitive advantages
Technology
A Hamm 3414 VIO compaction unit was adopted by Soebe contractor to operate on a construction project on an important roadway for the Brazilian city of So Paulo
For the SP-300 project, the contractor made use of Hamm 3000 Series oscillation technology. The compaction unit is working on improving the highways shoulders on a 40 kilometer stretch and repairing the third lane. Soebes 3414 VIO is the first single-drum roller model in Brazil designed for earth compaction and with a base that makes use of oscillating technology. According to engineer Carlos Bedin, who works on the contractors team, the project was launched 10 months ago and the equipment has already logged in 250 work hours.
Unique Solution
With Hamm-patented VIO technology, the rotation is based on the two cams located inside the compaction drum, so that the force applied is directed according to the mode selected. Using them shallower and more horizontally causes the oscillation reflections to reach a smaller area, since it elevates the concentration of shock waves generated. This solution makes its use possible near buildings that are fragile and over water conduits, pipes and tubes without breaking them.
Market
The plant was purchased by Cusco City Hall for paving work in the city
ocated in Peru, South America, the city of Cusco has been making significant investments into preserving its road infrastructure. The injection of funding fulfills the need to preserve the territory known as the Sacred Valley of the Incas, which attracts tourists from different parts of the world. In order to do the work, the city government acquired a Kompakt 500 counterflow asphalt plant, the first sold in that country by Ciber.
The equipment arrived in Cusco at the beginning of the year and is already providing positive results. Neither the geographic location, nor extreme altitude (3,500 meters) and humidity have had a negative influence on the plants operating capacity. The Kompakt 500 was designed specifically for construction projects that need to be carried out quickly, in inhospitable regions like the Peruvian highways, which are located in mountainous areas of the Andes region and have accentuated curves.
Left to right: Gilbert Galds, head of team responsible for the plant; Fernando Palma, city secretary; Luis Flrez Garca, Cusco mayor; Cristiano Lameira Ciber, commercial manager; Juan Manuel Draxl, general manager of Intermaq SAC; and Jos Luis Farfn, infrastructure manager
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KLEEMANN IN BRAZIL
Brazilian civil construction contractors now have the option to use the products of the Kleemann line, which make up the mix of items offered to the market by Ciber
in their country of origin, which extends from pre-sales to after-sales. Kleemann solutions arrive in Brazil during a positive period and one of peak demands in construction. The equipment of this brand comes on the scene as one more element to supply the projects related to recycling spearheaded by the National Government. Among them are the services stimulated by the federal law that deals with managing the waste generated from constructionresolution from the National Council on the Environment (Conama).
The measure aims to minimize the significant percentages of liabilities generated in urban municipal areas.
Positive contribution
This is a great opportunity for the segment and a huge market to be embraced that requires technical feasibility. The production chain of this sector starts with the production of raw material, which requires modern and efficient crushing and screening equipment with full mobility. This market niche is Kleemanns target, says Ernani Martineschen from Wirtgen Brazil. The tradition of the Wirtgen Group with its strong presence in the roadbuilding niche is an important premise of consolidation of the new brand in Brazil. Competition among the players in the industry is natural. However,
it is something easy to overcome because the company has a network of satisfied clients who are confident in the products it offers, he points out. The sales coverage comes with support from Cibers network of dealers across the country who in turn are supported by Wirtgen Brazil (WB). The Wirtgen Brazil sales directly only in the states where there are no dealers such as Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina, Gois, Distrito Federal, Mato Grosso, Tocantins, and Maranho. The team includes professionals who are capable of identifying and proposing the best optionsfor example, new components or a preventive maintenance plan. The large inventory of spare parts has a capacity to meet consumer demand in Brazil.
The new line that arrives in Brazil comes with an innovative concept in mobile crushing units: the electro-hydraulic feeding system. This mechanism is the result of years of research, surpassing other similar hydraulics that can only use diesel. Kleemann solutions maintain the option to apply this fuel, but also offer an electrical configuration. It is a competitive advantage because it implies in a 50% savings in diesel consumption. A highlight of the brands product mix is the Mobile Impact Crusher Mobirex 110 Z EVO with an Integrated Return Screen. The model combines the most modern technology in the world for recycling construction wastes with high rates of granule size reduction, high productivity, coupled with low operating costs.
in the category of construction technology, automation, and operational logistics. The plant occupies 125,000 m2 with 35,000 m2 of production area and 4,000 m2 for the administration building. We have the ideal foundation for future success. We have established the technical foundations for our skilled workforce to supply high quality crushing and screening plants to the international markets, says the plants managing director, Gerhard Schumacher.
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KLEEMANN COLOMBIA
Kleemann equipment belongs to the KMA/ASSA and Grodco fleet, which is operating on a project in Colombia
Grodco. Both have bet on the equipment to work on national scale projects. The operating success and number of crushers circulating in that country prove the brands potential. Since 2009, the contractors KMA and ASSA have been working a fifteen year government concession on the so-called Caribbean Route, in the city of Arroyo
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de Piedra, in the Atlantic. It is an extremely relevant initiative for the region, since it involves the highway that crosses the departments of Cartagena and Barranquilla an area of intense heavy vehicle traffic, the result of merchandise being sent inland and loads sent out to the ports.
Grodcos Bet
In the same way, maintaining the excellence of its processes is an ongoing goal for Grodco. The Colombian company is part of the team of contractors engaged in works concerned with encouraging the development of the highway infrastructure and consequentially, the national economy. Currently, it is in charge of maintenance on
a road between Bucaramanga and Santander, where it relies on the support of Kleemann equipment: Mobicat MC 100 R, Mobicat 110 Z, two Mobicone MCO 11 SX and two Mobiscreen MS 19 D units. By way of a government contract, Grodco is caring for maintenance on the stretch in order to ensure good traffic conditions and safety on the road.
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projects. We have seen wide development for the Colombian market over the last 16 years. To give you an idea, more than 350 Wirtgen Group machines have been sold, including the Voegele, Hamm, Ciber and Kleemann brands, stated Francisco Isaza, president of Fiza.
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nvironmental sustainability is a constant management concern for contemporary organizations. Companies are seeking to carry out their operations using practices that minimize their impact on the environment. Among these concerns, reducing energy expenses and reduced fuel usage stand out. Ciber, with its over 50 years of experience, developed the markets most economical asphalt plant. Both in the form of training offered and in the publication of technical advice, we strive to stay close to our customers, informing and instructing them on the best way to operate our equipment. Cibers counterflow asphalt plants have a dryer that is completely dedicated to drying, heating and homogenizing the additives. This is so important that, in order to achieve excellent efficiency, we have to take several variables directly linked to the plants production into consideration. They are: additive moisture,
environmental temperature, grain size (additive type and classification), additive flow, dryer positioning, burner potential and the fuel employed (its heating power, flow and pressure). In terms of flow, Cibers burners come prespecified for each type of asphalt plant (see the table below). This data, associated with the pressure to atomize the fuel-oil, plus efficient exhaustion of the gases, will result in a rich burning system. Another very important detail is related to the fuels burning temperature. However, some fuels do not require heating, such as diesel, which can be burned at room temperature. For their part, heavy fuels like BPF , BTE and schist, among others, require heating to lower their viscosity and optimize burning. If not, dense, cold particles will not burn completely and will be sent on by the exhaust to the bag filter, accelerating its saturation, while another part will be sent to the additives, harming the HMA application process.
Kompakt 500 6 blower: UACF 15 P1/P2 Advanced MC 8: UACF 17 P1/P2 Advanced MC 10: UACF 19 P2 Advanced MC 10:
Up to 300 l/h*= 5.0 l/min - 6.000.000 kcal/h Up to 400 l/h*= 6.7 l/min - 8.000.000 kcal/h Up to 600 l/h*= 10.0 l/min - 10.000.000 kcal/h Up to 750 l/h*= 12.5 l/min - 12.000.000 kcal/h
To this end, we have prepared several technical tips for correctly adjusting the fuel flow for your plant:
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Keep the fuel outflow for the plants tank closed (manual valve); The fuel should be at the same temperature as the burning; Open the thermal oil heating system, if using heavy fuel;
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Turn on the fuel pump; Pre-adjust the fuel pressure to between 3 and 5 Kgf/cm2;
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Check the pressure of the by-pass and adjust it if necessary, on the valve next to the pressure gauge; In the example in this photo, the pressure was 6.0 bar; In this case, the fuel pressure in by-pass was adjusted to 4.4 Kgf/cm2;
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Controlling the plant via the manual panel, keep the fuel pump on and also turn on the compressor; Put the burner control on maximum, increasing the air/fuel ratio to 100%; Check what the maximum point of the metering valve was; This adjustment will be for the plants maximum flow capacity;
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Controlling the plant via the monitor, keep the fuel pump on and also turn on the compressor; Open the burner control and increase the air/fuel percentage until the air reaches 100%; The fuel should reach 80% to 90%;
Check if the meter has reached a maximum value between 3 and 5 on the scale;
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With the pilot in position I, the valve will be in manual and always open, in the case of compressed air; With the air pressure the valve will open;
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Move the pilot screw on the fuel valve from 0 to I position; When the pilot is in 0 position, the valve will be in automatic mode; The recipient should be marked in liters or be weighed and tared;
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Disconnect the fuel hose from the burner; Have a recipient that will withstand temperatures of up to 150C; The collection temperature of the fuel should be the same as the burning temperature; Use Individual Protection Equipment; Place the hose in the recipient to collect the fuel; The line should be filled with fuel prior to collection;
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Time 1 minute from the opening of the tanks manual fuel outflow valve; The fuel collected should be measured or weighted; In this example, we are using a 600 l/h or 10 l/h capacity; After 1 minute, close the valve;
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Adjust the metering valve, loosening the actuator shaft with a 10 mm wrench; With your hand, turn it to the right, opening from 3 to 3.5;
Weigh the content collected, subtracting the tare of the recipient; In this case, the fuel collected was 7.20 Kg, but it should have been 10 Kg; Adjustments are necessary;
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The collection should always be via the hose after the metering valve and before the burner entrance;
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Fasten the actuator on the shaft of the metering valve; Each 5 mm opened corresponds to approximately 3 liters more fuel; This test was carried out with diesel, less than 4.4 Kgf/cm2; Repeat the collection process; After the second collection, we obtained 10 Kg and the adjustment was kept the same; Return the pilot screw from I to 0 and reinstall the fuel hose; Carry out production tests.
In this way, it will be possible to save fuel, prevent the filters from being saturated by excessive fuel, or that the fuel is too scarce, harming the HMA production by low temperatures.
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Brazilian contractor Polienge involved in large scale projects in the state of Par and contracts for private companies and the government sector
Joaquin Ferreira and Mrio Nbrega of Deltamaq, in the company of Polienge director Alex Carvalho, and Ricardo Lobo, of Sntese Engenharia
obeying the companys policy of staying upto-date and competitive on the market.
Mega Contract
The contractors recent Ciber acquisition was made on the occasion of closing a paving contract with Miriti Internacional Golfe Marina condominium, in the Brazilian city of Belm do Par. The undertaking is under the supervision of RA Empreendimentos, made up of Marko Engenharia and Sntese Engenharia, which entrusted Polienge with the responsibility of paving and finishing a 16 kilometer stretch with high durability asphalt. According to Alex Carvalho, director of Polienge, the goal to surpass the contracting partys expectations and the need to deliver a quality end product is what motivated the decision to apply funding towards equipment that carries an internationally recognized brand. We have several products by the Wirtgen Group. At the Miriti condominium, were using compactors from the Hamm line and a Ciber paver (AF 4000 model), he emphasized. The Kompakt 500 counterflow asphalt plant was also present on the construction site, with its characteristics that were custom designed for jobs that require compact, high productivity models.
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Market
A ustralian company AAA Triple A Asphalt operates across the countrys western region, using plants with Ciber technology
iber is also reaping excellent results in Oceania. AAA Triple A Asphalt company, located in the city of Bibra Lake, western Australia, chose to use equipment sold by the manufacturer, which has its factory in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Adding more technology means investing in resources for perfecting the jobs undertaken by way of significant government and private sector contracts. Our goal is to be the best at what we do, ensuring an unbeatable level of service and quality, stated business owner Frank Italiano. The company recently completed another sizeable port job in Broome, a tourism village located in Kimberley, western Australia. This program aims to structurally revitalize an area widely frequented by tourists who are fascinated by its Cosmopolitan characteristics and traces
Left to right: Frank Italiano (AAA Triple A Asphalt) and Guilherme Ratkiewicz (Ciber)
of Chinese and Japanese culture. Despite being a sparsely populated area with a fixed population of 14,000 Australians, the interest of foreigners in the region increases the monthly volume to 45,000.
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are matching the rhythm of growing demand for commodities, especially iron and gold mining and natural gas. This positive situation catalyzed business in the civil construction segment, generating intense demand for quality asphalt components the part we work with in projects. For asphalt production, AAA Triple A Asphalt uses the UACF 17P-2 model. In 2010, we bought a Kompakt 500. It was delivered to the city of Perth and has already logged in travel of approximately 10,000 kilometers, operating on five different fronts of western Australia, he explained. The potential of the Australian market is very promising. According to Guilherme Ratkiewicz Rodrigues, of Ciber, the companys product
lineup is ready for a wide variety of applications. The UACF 17P-2 and UACF 19P-2 plants are the perfect
solution for large scale work, while the Kompakt 500 is ideal for urban maintenance.
Left to right: Luiz Henrique Teixeira de Oliveira, construction director; Geraldo Teixeira de Oliveira, general director; Rodrigo Rodrigues Pereira, regional manager Wirtgen Brasil; and Samuel Sodr Carvalho, manager
The machines are operating on a project in the city of Aparecida de Goinia, in the state of Gois. NG was hired to apply 4 centimeter deep HMA type DNIT level C asphalt mix on a total of 22,000 m in the citys industrial hub. The company has operated in the Brazilian market for seven years
now, extending its work throughout the countrys midwest. Skilled in supplying complete assistance and services with the highest technical standards, NG has carried out more than three hundred jobs of different sizes. In its undertakings, it has laid approximately 1 million tons of asphalt.
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Infrastructure
Raw material derived from 420,000 recycled tires was used to repair a 35 kilometer stretch of highway in Rio de Janeiro
Its pioneerism lies in the on-site incorporation of ground rubber into the asphalt binder, in other words, Colares & Linhares makes the AC (Asphalt Cement) mixture containing rubber right at the job site. This process results in a highly viscous end product, giving it increased elastic recovery properties (60% more in comparison with conventional tar) and increasing the pavements durability to over 20 years. Before, low viscosity rubber asphalt was employed in Brazil, mixed in refineries far away from the roads, which made it difficult to apply large quantities of special mixtures. Another important point lies in the significant improvements in terms of
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sustainability. That is because the binder adds recycled tires ground up and transformed into rubber powder to its composition. In the case of RJ122, 420,000 tires were used to repair the 35 kilometer stretch.
promoting jobs on a large part of the state highways in its highland region and metropolitan areas. Its operations are concerned with caring for roadways and aim towards improving the pavement for safe traffic conditions. The companys resume includes countless jobs in sanitation, drainage, paving work, river channeling and urbanization. Among its many projects, one of the standouts is the construction of state highway RJ143, in the city of Valena, where a 22 kilometer stretch was paved, including changes in the route.
Its success on the first environmentally correct Rio de Janeiro state highway is also justified by the investment in innovation and equipment capable of ensuring quality service. Colares & Linhares has adopted the use of the UACF 17 P Advanced counterflow plant, with its vibrating screen that makes it possible to limit the grain size of additives in the binder to between 9.5 and 12.7 mm. The model, with a production capacity of 80 to 120 tons per hour, is extremely precise in its dosing, besides being easy to transport and install.
motivated the Rio de Janeiro State Government to choose this new technology involving rubber asphalt mixed on-site? PINTO While participating in several conferences across Brazil and abroad, engineers from our Department of Highways watched presentations by technicians, researchers and directors of other foreign government agencies, who gave very favorable evaluations of the use of asphalt mixed on-site. Among the many positive aspects that stand out are the cost-saving, technical, sustainability and safety advantages.
CIBER What
viscosity of terminal blends is around 600 to 1000 cPoises, while rubber asphalt mixed on-site runs between 2000 and 5000 cPoises. This is a very important advantage, since it allows more binder to be used without the mixture dripping. In general, rubber asphalt manufactured on-site has a higher percentage of rubber than terminal blends. While the former has around 20-22% rubber, the latter contains between 8-15%, depending on the process used. From an energy usage point of view, in general you can make rubber asphalt on-site using less energy and releasing much less CO2 into the atmosphere than you would producing a terminal blend.
CIBER In terms of gap graded grain size and the SAMI system, what would you say were the benefits of one over the other? PINTO The gap grain size makes it possible to use a larger quantity of binder, from 8-9%. Using more rubber increases the materials fatigue
PINTO The
resistance. The SAMI system also increases the binders viscosity, reducing cracking by creating a less permeable membrane that better retains the additives. do users gain in terms of drivability and safety? PINTO Gap and open grain sizes are less likely to promote hydroplaning, since the water is able to run across the surface between the protuberances of the additives. When the road is wet, it provides significantly improved adherence for tires, thereby increasing driving safety. For its part, open reduces the splashing caused by car and truck wheels. Even better regularity rates are achieved, adding quality to the highway surface, with notably reduced noise levels in comparison with conventional grain sizes.
CIBER What
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The remodeling of the auto racing circuit relied on work by So Paulobased companies FBS and Unifresa
sambdromo (the site where Carnival parades are held), in the city of So Paulo, Brazil. The work was done during March and April, involving a team of approximately 100 employees and Wirtgen Group equipment. Special additives and techniques stood out as a strategy
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to achieve the goal of providing drivers with a safe track that was ready to host the sporting event. The project met international standards, So Paulo City Hall technical specifications and included renovations to the drainage system, as well as grading corrections and irregularity quotient improvements (IQ). Two layers of level III Hot Mastic Asphalt (HMA) were laid, and a special mix known as Stone Matrix Asphalt (SMA) was used on the final driving surface. The undertaking was full of peculiarities. FBS and So Paulo City Hall requested a study from the University of So Paulo Polytechnical Schools Paving Technology Lab to discover the asphalt mix that would be most favorable to the situations of tangential acceleration forces inherent to auto racing. In the analysis conducted by professor Liede Bariani Bernucci, it was found that the ideal surface for activities like auto racing, taking the drivers safety into account, is one that combines SMA with Polymer AC (Asphalt Cement) and cellulose fiber. This is the same asphalt system used on the Interlagos race track, where we obtained great results in terms of adherence and mass stability under the action of the tires, pointed out Ricardo Carvalho, FBS construction coordinator.
The engineer pointed out the participation of Wirtgen Group products towards obtaining greater surface texture than tracks with conventional grain sizes. In this case, it was crucial to use a milling machine with technology that could precisely control the grading, as well as equipment to apply an extremely high quality asphalt mix, like the Vgele Super 1800. The pavers Spray-Jet system made it possible to simultaneously apply emulsion and asphalt, ensuring that the entire binding finish would be preserved.
Milling Quality
FBS relied on support from Unifresa, a subsidiary of the Ane Group, which is back for a second time on the IndyCar track to carry out the regularization milling, operating with a Wirtgen W1900 equipped with Multiplex sensors and a standard cylinder with 15
Technological Precision
Just like the methodology and materials used in the process, another concern of the company is in gathering highly skilled labor and cutting edge technology.
mm lateral spacing between its tools. In order to execute a cut with a profile that met the project requirements, including drainage, a plano-altimetric survey of the entire track in asphalt was done. Every 5 meters longitudinally and 1.90 meters transversally, we had the cutting depth for the milling machine, clarified Valmir Bonfim, Unifresas director. During the 2010 edition, Unifresa employed micro fine milling on the route to solve problems identified just hours before the GP. Last year, the classifying training sessions were cancelled due to lack of the Portland cements adherence on the sambdromo straightaway. We eliminated those irregularities in record time. The work for 2011 focused on the asphalt concrete track, which generated the most driver complaints during the last race, stated Bonfim.
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Events
Ciber showed its broad structure set up to provide solutions in support of services and products for its customers
that the boom in the building sector paved the way for a refurbishing market before limited to large investments. Customers are increasingly more demanding, requiring a high standard of technical support. This is explained by the significant increase in the number of machines in recent years, he points out.
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The southern Brazilian company presented the Kleemann line and unique models like the Hamm 3307 compactor and the AF 5000 Plus Pavers new compacting screed
iber made its presence known at the 2011 Brasil Road Expo. The company, headquartered in the city of Porto Alegre, took Wirtgen Group products to the trade show, as well as different solutions for carrying out projects with the highest possible quality standards. The event, held April 4-6, gathered national and international big players, generating business for the production chain of the paving and road and highway infrastructure segments. At the exhibition grounds of Expo Center Norte, in the city of So Paulo, nearly 10,000 people visited to learn about the trends and latest market developments. Ciber introduced the Kleemann brand, which recently entered the Brazilian market, and unique models like the Hamm 3307 compacter and the
new compacting screed of the AF 5000 Plus Paver fully hydraulic and with the capacity to reach a width of 5,000 mm, doing away with the need for mechanical extensions. Also displayed were the Hamm line HDO 90 V roller and a W 1000L milling machine. During the three days of the trade show, the 200 m stand saw more than 1,000 visitors, proving the success of the initiative that provided an opportunity for Ciber to strengthen its relationship with clients from different regions and countries.
Clauci Mortari (Ciber), David Barbosa (Meta Engenharia member), Luiz Marcelo Tegon (Ciber), Fernando Caldeira (Meta Engenharia member) and Rodrigo Rodrigues Pereira (regional manager Wirtgen Brasil)
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professionals up to date and train those in search of the technical and practical knowledge they need to be hired in the job market. This year, the moderating entity will be Senac. Ciber will continue actively participating in promotion and organization of the courses, observed Ronchetti, who also serves as vice-chairman of the Road Machinery Sectorial Chamber of the Brazilian Association of Machine & Equipment Manufacturers (Abimaq). The program is the result of a partnership between the National Association of Highway Construction Companies (Aneor), Petrobras, the National Department of Transportation Infrastructure (Dnit) and the Brazilian Association of Asphalt Distribution Companies (Abeda). Technical and institutional support is provided by Ciber and Abimaq.
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