두바이 코카콜라 아레나의 거대한 루프 공학 VIDEO: Engineering the roof of Dubai's Coca-Cola Arena

VIDEO: Engineering the roof of Dubai's Coca-Cola Arena

ASGC video shows how steel arm Assent engineered the 4,000-tonne roof structure of the 17,000 Dubai arena

by Neha Bhatia

22 Apr 2019

Coca-Cola Arena – formerly known as Dubai Arena – is one of the UAE's most-awaited and keenly watched construction projects of 2019, but how is this megaproject being built, and how was its roof – a steel structure weighing 4,000 t – engineered?

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두바이 코카콜라 아레나의 거대한 루프 공학    이전에 두바이 아레나로 알려졌던 코카콜라 아레나는 UAE가 2019년에 가장 고대하고 열렬히 지켜본 건설 프로젝트 중 하나이지만, 이 메가프로젝트는 어떻게 건설되고 있으며, 그 지붕은 어떻게 설계되었을까? 코카콜라 아레나의 지붕 구조는 아랍에미리트(UAE) 건설 대기업 ASGC의 어센트에 의해 건설됐다. 각각 무게 822 t인 초대형 트러스 2개가 세계 최대 크레인을 이용해 통째로 들어올려졌다. 코카 콜라 아레나의 지붕의 총 무게는 A380세계 최대의 항공기의약 7배의 무게 황기철 콘페이퍼 에디터 큐레이터 Ki Cheol Hwang, conpaper editor, curator

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Coca-Cola Arena's roof structure was built and implemented by Assent, the steel arm of UAE construction giant ASGC.

Two mega trusses, each weighing 822 t, were lifted in as a whole piece using some of the world’s biggest cranes.

With both the support and additional steel structure, the total weight of Coca-Cola Arena’s roof is approximately seven times the weight of an A380, the world’s biggest airliner.

In November 2018, Coca-Cola Arena's project team told Construction Week that two models of the Demag CC 8800-1 crane were used for the operation.

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The crawler crane, according to Demag’s website, has a lifting capacity of 1,600t and “a maximum load moment of 26,160 tonne-meters”. Aljaber Heavy Lift operated the cranes for the job.

Additionally, the developer also said that Assent, the structural steel company of UAE construction heavyweight ASGC, engineered the mega-trusses. This was done “under the supervision of Dar Al Handasah”.

This video, produced by ASGC, showcases how the roof of Coca-Cola Arena was engineered from start to finish.

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