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Small-diameter titanium bored piles among the techniques used to stabilise medieval town walls

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Injection boreholes and masonry nails were installed along with structural reinforcement using self-drilling anchors

Injection boreholes and masonry nails were installed along with structural reinforcement using self-drilling anchors | Credits: Bauer

The German town of Homberg on the Efze River looks back on an eventful history. Situated in North Hessen and first mentioned by official records in the year 1231, this was the site of the Homberg Synod...

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