Spiral-wound Pipe Relining of 150mm Gravity Sewer
Last Post 13/01/2023 11:08:39 AM by b.logan@tamworth.nsw.gov.au. 2 replies.
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Spiral-wound Pipe Relining of 150mm Gravity Sewer
06-01-2023 01:50 PM
by ben.freeman@pmhc.nsw.gov.au
Joined 06-01-2023 01:11 PM
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Hi All I am seeking any information, advise, experiences or leassons learnt regarding the utilisation of Sprial-wound technology for the relining of 150mm sewer mains. We have traditionally used CIPP exclusivily on 150mm mains due to cocerns
regarding lose of bore from the host pipe, particulary with mis-aligned joints. To date the only sprial wound we have done has been on 225mm and above. I am interested to hear the experiences of others within the industry so please reach out if you
have any advise. Ben Freeman ben.freeman@pmhc.nsw.gov.au (0427270537)
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Re: Spiral-wound Pipe Relining of 150mm Gravity Sewer
09-01-2023 03:26 PM
by Shoalhaven City Council
Joined 01-01-0001 12:00 AM
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Ben, We have specified spiral wound technology exclusively as we have found issues with previous CIPP installations. The technology we specify is RibLoc which I understand is Interflows product. This does limit the market but the product has been excellent with no issues. You will still have issues with mis aligned joints and some applicaitons but for the most applications this will do the job but with any relining you will always loose some capacity regardless of the technology. The benefit with spiral wound is you can do it whilst the sewer is still in use. No need to shut down and pump trucks. Matt Kidd WAPD Manager Shoalhaven Water.
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Re: Spiral-wound Pipe Relining of 150mm Gravity Sewer
13-01-2023 11:08 AM
by b.logan@tamworth.nsw.gov.au
Joined 07-05-2015 09:11 AM
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Hi Ben Tamworth Regional Counicl has used both CIPP and Ribloc extensively on 150mm pipe. Ribloc does require more section repairs prior to relining to get the best results i.e. it is more susceptible to pipe displacement. We CCTV prior to tendering
our lining and we make an assessment of the likely additional works/costs that may be experienced by the various lining methods. This allows better tender evaluation assessment to have a like for like comparison. We seal all junctions, which is critical
for Ribloc. Cutting new junctions in to Ribloc, particularly 150mm, requires a saddle type connection. In short, if asset defects are well known prior to tendering Ribloc can provide a good quality result. If you would like further information I
can put you in touch with relevant staff. Thanks Bruce Logan Director Water and Waste P 02 6767 5708 | M 0408 292 587 | E b.logan@tamworth.nsw.gov.au 437 Peel Street PO Box 555 Tamworth
NSW 2340 [url=/DiscussionForum/TechnicalIssues/www.tamworth.nsw.gov.au]www.tamworth.nsw.gov.au[/url]
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