Google translation : The Museum of Work shows the changes of living and working in Hamburg since the 19th Century to the present and represents typical hamburger before industries. Many of the exhibited machines are still working today . Whether trading post , harbor, fish processing or printing operation - experience as a visitor and learn Hamburg's industrial history . You can see the historic art in function and get to know the work areas. Hands-on and hands-on activities are in the foreground . In the open area of the factory area is located next to the old cranes and a steam roller and the cutting wheel of the shield machine TRUDE what abbreviated \ With it, the tunnel for the new Elbe Tunnel was bored ! At the time of their use it was with 14.20 meters outside diameter and 60 meters in length the largest tunnel boring machine in the world. From 1997 to 2000 they drilled in the shield tunneling method, the fourth 2560 meter long tunnel of the Elbe between Hamburg districts Waltershof Othmaschen . With your own weight of over 2000 tons cleared in this time 400 000 cubic meters of sand , gravel and stones out of the way . On average, they put back 6 meters per day. The shown cutting wheel with its 5 spokes to replace accessible from inside the cutting tools . The 380 -ton tool is equipped with 111 paring knives for soft rock , hard 31 Meisel for hard rock and an independently controllable center cutter. Large rocks were crushed with a stone crusher.
