Beyond our dreams
At the beginning of this month, Van Heck tested the powerful HK800 in the nearby sand pit. The goal was to produce a good and reliable curve, over 10,000 m³ / hour. Van Heck has…
At the beginning of this month, Van Heck tested the powerful HK800 in the nearby sand pit. The goal was to produce a good and reliable curve, over 10,000 m³ / hour. Van Heck has…
Van Heck will make an important contribution to the world’s largest wind farm in inland waters. The wind farm will be built near Breezanddijk in the IJsselmeer and will have 89 wind turbines in the…
At the beginning of this month Van Heck again traveled to Ghent, Belgium. For our client Arcelor Mittal, a temporary pump installation was delivered to prevent the pressure from exceeding 3 bar. In this case…
Work is currently underway on a new wind farm off the Dutch coast. After several trials earlier this year, work in the North Sea is progressing steadily. Last week, our major client Van Oord shared…
Last week, our service technicians built up temporary pumping installations at the Halfweg pumping station near Giethoorn. The current pumping station will not be able to maintain the desired water level in the future. Technically…
Salvaging jobs speak to the imagination and often require impressive discharge rates. Our client engaged Van Heck’s knowledge and its pumps in order to raise a drydock in South Europe. There were deploy eight large…
To guarantee the availability of future drinking water, Evides Water Company is building a new intake pumping station with underground transport pipelines to the De Gijster water reservoir. This project will be carried out at…
Van Heck installed a siphon installation in Benningsfeld, Germany earlier this month. Roxeler Ingenieurgesellschaft , our client, is currently working on the renovation of concrete gutters for a water treatment plant. In order to drain…
Again Van Heck contributes to a huge wind farm project; Kriegers Flak in the Baltic Sea, approximately 25 kilometres off the Danish coast. Where the foundations are normally driven into the seabed (piling), the foundation…