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CAE Civil Works<br />

Victor Buyck Steel Construction<br />

Address Pokmoere 4 • 9900 Eeklo (BE)<br />

Telephone +32 9-376-22-11<br />

Fax +32 9-376-22-01<br />

Contact Mr Bruno Dursin<br />

Email bruno.dursin@buyck.be<br />

Website www.groupbuyck.com<br />

With a production capacity of 35.000 tons a year, Victor Buyck<br />

Steel Construction has been going strong since 1927 and<br />

has developed into an international group, with 4 production<br />

facilities in Belgium and Malaysia, and a sales branch in<br />

the UK. The company currently has production sites in Eeklo,<br />

Wondelgem (BUMAR), Hamont-Achel (CSM) and Kuala Lumpur<br />

(VB Malaysia). Our company employs 520 people and offers a<br />

turnkey solution to its customers, from engineering and fabrication,<br />

to anti-corrosion treatment, transport and erection. The<br />

company has extensive experience of major steel construction<br />

projects worldwide and continues to expand its activities and<br />

invest in the most modern computer controlled fabrication<br />

equipment.<br />

The company is proud to display the ISO 9001 Quality Certificate<br />

and the VCA** Safety Certificate. Our success has always been<br />

based upon a policy of international growth. Yet we have never<br />

lost sight of our roots and we retain a respect for family values.<br />

The company has a policy of continuous investment in people,<br />

training and production technology. We specialize in two main<br />

areas: whilst on the one hand we focus on civil engineering,<br />

which is predominantly within the public domain, including<br />

transport and infrastructural projects like barriers, locks, bridges<br />

or viaducts; we also concentrate on the private domain, which<br />

incorporates tall office buildings, sports and leisure infrastructure<br />

as well as heavy industrial construction work. Our service<br />

goes from design through to the erection of the building. All<br />

this can only be achieved because we have experienced and<br />

qualified people helping the customer at every stage of the<br />

construction process. Building in steel requires more technical<br />

knowledge than building in concrete and as a result we like to<br />

get involved in project nearer their conception, so that we can<br />

assist in finding the best technical and economically viable solution.<br />

VBSC has been involved in a number of significant projects<br />

such as the Swiss-Re building in London (12.000 T), several<br />

high-rise building at Canary Wharf, the lift bridge at Rouen (FR<br />

– 3.500 T), the Pont de l’Europe sur la Loire (with Santiago Calatrava)<br />

at Orléans (FR – 5.400 T) and the Demka II railway bridge<br />

over the Amsterdam-Rijnkanaal in Utrecht (NL – 5.500 T).<br />

Used software • SCIA•ESA PT, ESA-Prima Win<br />

74 SCIA User Contest 2007 • Category 3 • CAE Civil Works<br />

Combibrug Utrecht<br />

Combination bridge in Utrecht<br />

The new Combibrug in Utrecht provided some really<br />

exciting challenges to its contractor: Victor Buyck<br />

Steel Construction. A major engineering effort went<br />

into the erection study of this particular bridge. To<br />

be built over the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal this bridge<br />

will be floated to its place during a 36h time window.<br />

Since it can only be partially erected in advance and<br />

the structural loading during this phase bears little<br />

resemblance to the final one, an extensive study had<br />

to be done. Without access to the principal calculation<br />

or support from the designers this meant it could<br />

only be successfully completed with the help of<br />

advanced structural analysis software such as ESA.

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