Friday, September 9, 2011 at 12:22PM Brawoliner has produced a new inversion drum primarily for installing vertical liners and steam curing. The price is to be announced but this little drum is bound to be a hit.
Martyn Kelly | Comments Off | Share Article tagged drain, drains, drum, inversion, liner, micro, repair Wednesday, August 17, 2011 at 3:46PM As part of a corridor link and long term maintenance project, Norwich-based utility consultant Kier Eastern (part of the Kier Group) recently undertook a programme of sewer cleaning and lining work on behalf of University of East Anglia (UEA), under the direction of Tim French. The contract to complete the necessary work was awarded to Dyno-Rod of Mahoney Green, Rackheath, Norwich, with lead project engineers J Vaughan and S Plane. The work was to be undertaken beneath the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, part of UEA, a prestigious and well known building in Norwich and comprised the rehabilitation of existing cast iron pipe work, which was in a poor condition and in many locations, badly pitted and corroded. Dyno-Rod advised that the most sensible and practical solution would be to Dyno-Line the existing drainage pipe. The works were undertaken as part of the overall improvement and refurbishment of the Sainsbury Centre. The work would result in a new pipe within the old damaged pipe, which would be resilient to ground movement, impervious to leaks or root penetration, and which offers minimal cross-sectional loss (and therefore carrying capacity) whilst increasing hydraulic efficiency. The lining is also guaranteed for 15 years.
Friday, August 5, 2011 at 8:46PM MC Construction Chemicals, along with its UK representative CJ Kelly Associates Ltd, is pleased to announce the launch of a new all-encompassing Manhole Renovation product range, ‘ombran’. The most recent statistics, reported by some 27 countries across Europe, have shown that there are some 60 million manholes currently in operation. A further report showed that, of these manholes, around 12% (or 7.2 million) are in a state of deterioration to the point where renewal is required. Furthermore, cost estimates also showed that the average cost of fully rehabilitating one manhole is about €2,250. This equates to a total of around €16.2 billion for the 7.2 million manholes needing repair.
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