Posts In: Sliplining

Trenchless Australasia speaks to Primus Line’s first Australasian representative Mark Trembath about his how he got his start in trenchless, some of his most memorable projects, and the role of the ASTT in growing the industry.

Early bird registrations are available for Australasia’s only dedicated Trenchless Technology conference and exhibition, the ASTT’s No-Dig Down Under (NDDU).

Advertising opportunities are available for the 2017 edition of the Australasian Trenchless Directory.

The 16 March event, hosted at Munich Brauhaus in Melbourne, was attended by 40 individuals from the local trenchless industry.

Melbourne Water will utilise Trenchless Technology for an AU$22 million sewer rehabilitation project in the city’s southwest.

Interflow has successfully used its Expanda Pipe liner technology to rehabilitate a deteriorated stormwater pipe in the Port Macquarie CBD.

The Victorian Chapter of the ASTT held its first Technical Forum of 2016 at the Watermark in Dockland on 7 April with a successful turnout of around 60 attendees.

WA Water Corporation has commenced an AU$3.5 million improvement program to extend the life of wastewater infrastructure in Perth’s western suburbs.

A significant AU$3.7 million water main renewal project is underway along the Lincoln Road/Waverley Street corridor in Melbourne’s northwest.

Coliban Water has recently relined a badly deteriorated deep sewer manhole in Echuca.

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Melbourne Water has announced a major water main replacement project for the M102 water main in the city’s inner west, a project that will use sliplining techniques in several sections.

ITS Trenchless recently provided a cost-saving alternative to North Burdekin Water Board when rehabilitating a 900 mm and 1,350 mm diameter watermain at the Rocks Pump Station in Ayr, Queensland.

Coliban Water has recently begun a large-scale watermain renewal project in Kangaroo Flat, Victoria, which will use sliplining to renew over 2 km of watermain.

City West Water has utilised sliplining to undertake vital watermain renewal works in Richmond, Melbourne.

Melbourne Water’s M40 watermain was coming to the end of its safe service life when Melbourne Water engaged Kembla Watertech to rehabilitate it using sliplining. The project had significant environmental constraints due to being wedged between a bike path and a tram track with only a narrow strip of land available to undertake any work.

Sydney Water has been carrying out maintenance work using sliplining on a large critical main at the corner of Cabbage Tree Road and Pittwater Road, Sydney.

Sydney Water has completed a $A1.2 million upgrade of a major sewage pipe in Ultimo, New South Wales.