INSTALLATION SUCCESS FOR NEW BRAWOLINER® CONTRACTOR

Cambridgeshire-based drainage contractor Dal-Rod Cambridgeshire recently undertook its first ever lining operation with the BRAWOLINER® system on a project in Epping Forrest. Working for managing contractor AMEC, the project was required to renovate drains at the Epping Forest college campus. The local authority required rehabilitation of the sewer, which runs under a main highway between the college and a public walk way, to be completed using Brawoliner® as a preferred method of repair. The majority of the pipes comprised 225 mm or 150 mm diameter pipes which were suffering from numerous cracks, joint displacements and fibrous root intrusions, as well as egress & ingress of sewer and ground water flows.

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RAPID RESPONSE KEEPS EXCLUSIVE IRISH SPA OPERATIONAL

The 5 Star Dromoland Castle Hotel, located about 6 miles north of the town of Shannon in the west of Ireland, is renowned as a magnificent example of Renaissance architecture having been built in the 16th century and is recognised as one of Irelands premier castle resort hotels. Out of doors, the facility offers a championship golf course, fishing, horse riding, clay shooting, and many more active pursuits and the castle is often used as a base to explore the surrounding area from Bunratty to the Burrren or the Cliffs of Moher, all of which are within easy driving distance.

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MANHOLE RENOVATION- THE KEY TO LONG-TERM WASTEWATER NETWORK DURABILITY

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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