Insituform-Australia has been awarded a five-year contract to undertake cured-in-place pipe work for Barwon Water in Victoria, Australia.
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CIPP saves damaged city watermains
Delegates at No-Dig Down Under 2013 will learn from Louisiana Tech's Trenchless Technology Center Industry Advisory Board member Ben Cote about the stand-out role cured-in-place pipe is playing in addressing damaged watermains.
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A new carbon calculator for CIPP jobs
At No-Dig Down Under 2013, BKP Berolina-Liners Export Manager Michael Roeling will introduce a new carbon calculation method that differentiates between the three major cured-in-place pipe lining methods on the market.
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Learn about CIPP liners
Attendees at the 31st ISTT No-Dig Event will have the opportunity to hear from Interplastic Corporation Business Manager of Remediation Polymers Kaleel Rahaim about the use of CIPP liners to renovate deteriorated gravity pipelines.
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CIPP goes green
Interplastic Corporation will be showcasing its line of ECO Resins for cured-in-place pipe applications at the upcoming International No-Dig Down Under 2013 in Sydney.
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Interflow innovates with CIPP installation
CIPP powers into a new market
SEKISUI Pipe Rehabilitation Europe is expanding its range of applications for its cured-in-place pipe lining technique to include the rehabilitation of cooling water pipes in power plants.
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CIPP curing Christchurch
In Christchurch, New Zealand, the Christchurch City Council will carry out repairs to the wastewater network in Madras Street, using cured-in-place pipe.
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CIPP used in Fremantle sewer
The Stage 2 upgrade to Water Corporation's Fremantle Main Sewer, in Western Australia, has recently been completed by Interflow using cured-in-place pipe.
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CIPP in NZ Capital
Capacity Infrastructure Services has been using cured-in-place-pipe to line a residential sewer main in Wainuiomata located in Lower Hutt, greater Wellington, New Zealand.
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CIPP “Ó where do we go from here?
Cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) appears with hindsight as one of the most significant breakthroughs of the last century. Some 50,000 km of CIPP has been installed worldwide since 1971. For 20 years the technology was protected by substantial patents and licensing policies. The tight grip relaxed in the 1990s and vigorous competition ensued as new processes and materials were introduced.
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CIPP “Ó where do we go from here?
Cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) appears with hindsight as one of the most significant breakthroughs of the last century. Some 50,000 km of CIPP has been installed worldwide since 1971. For 20 years the technology was protected by substantial patents and licensing policies. The tight grip relaxed in the 1990s and vigorous competition ensued as new processes and materials were introduced.
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Balasubramaniam to discuss CIPP lining process in Delhi
TTI Consulting Engineers Managing Director and Principal Consultant Bala Krishnapillai Subramaniam will feature in this year's speaker program for No-Dig Down Under, to take place in Brisbane from 3-6 October.
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Celebrating 40 years of CIPP
While Insituform continues to celebrate its expansion and growth in the Australian market, the company is also proud to be celebrating its 40th birthday.
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CIPP goes bush
In June 2010, Kembla Watertech successfully rehabilitated 1.8 km of a 600 mm diameter sewer trunk main along the Yuelarbah Management Trail in Glenrock State Conservation National Park, southeast of Newcastle, New South Wales.
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CIPP lining – right in the nick of time
Insituform's cured-in-place-pipe lining systems continue to break new ground in the rehabilitation of severely deteriorated pipelines. This was again proven on two recent projects where sewer mains were found to be on the brink of collapse, which could have resulted in severe environmental and structural damage.
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CIPP in Perth’s CBD
Perth-based pipeline rehabilitation specialists Drilline Pty Ltd recently completed their most complex project to date, involving the CIPP relining of over 650 m of oviform sewer pipes through Perth's city centre.
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Expanding with CIPP
Oilfield construction company DFI Corporation, recognising the growth in the trenchless industry, has chosen CIPP technology as a way to expand their business. RS Technik's cured-in-place pipe installation systems give businesses both timing and geographical flexibility, allowing them to undertake rapid repairs in any conditions.
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CIPP takes centre stage at the Horden Pavilion
During a routine CCTV inspection under the Hordern Pavilion, Kembla Watertech found concrete blocking a sewer pipe and used CIPP to save the stage.
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CIPP gets a Singapore Sling
Singapore's national water agency, Public Utility Board (PUB), have awarded four contracts totalling $US18.5 million to Insitu Envirotech.
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CIPP liners show flexibility in deteriorated stormwater pipes
Insituform's cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining systems are continuing to develop an excellent reputation in the rehabilitation of severely deteriorated stormwater pipes.
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CIPP to be used in Wellington water main upgrade
The upgrade and diversion of a 119 year old storm water main using CIPP will alleviate flooding in Newtown, Wellington, New Zealand.
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NSR: meeting the needs of the CIPP industry
Nuplex Structural Resins (NSR) manufactures, markets and sells high quality unsaturated polyester resins and gelcoats to the fibre reinforced plastics industries of Australasia and the Pacific.
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Drilline installs Australia’s first potable CIPP pressure liner
In July 2006, Drilline signed an agreement with CPT in Hong Kong to install Nordipipeã¢, a fully structural, potable water certified, CIPP lining system for pressure pipes. Drilline has now brought this brand new pressure lining system to Australia, where CIPP is expected to have a big future.
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CIPP – The perfect solution for dangerously deteriorated stormwater pipe
Insituform's cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) lining system was recently used to successfully rehabilitate one of the worst stormwater pipes it had ever encountered in Australia.
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CIPP liners – advances and myths
While cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) lining of gravity pipes has dominated the world market for over 35 years, it is still relatively new to some Australian clients. There have also been a number of advances in the field in recent years. General Manager of Insituform Daniel Gamboa discusses some of those advances, as well as dispelling some of the myths.
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