Posts In: Spray lining

Calix has announced a AU$1 a day manhole maintenance program that will allow local Australian councils to protect sewer infrastructure and assets from corrosion.

Ground engineering specialist Mainmark has provided technically advanced solutions that have been successfully used to both remediate and decommission pipelines for a major water infrastructure project in New South Wales.

The latest edition of Trenchless Australasia magazine is now available to be read online as a digital magazine.

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

The Coliban Region Water Corporation is currently inviting tenders for the rehabilitation of ageing sewer mains throughout the network.

In 2013 the Australasian Society will welcome the International Society for Trenchless Technology to Sydney for the Trenchless Technology event of the year – International No-Dig Down Under 2013.

The winners of ASTT’s 2015 Awards were announced 10 September at the No-Dig Down Under Gala and Awards Evening.

Under a tight deadline, Abergeldie Watertech completes a regional council’s largest ever relining works package using fold-and-form liner.

In partnership with Abergeldie Watertech, Victorian water utility Yarra Valley Water is trialling a new trenchless watermain renewal technology that could reduce the traffic disruptions and road works associated with watermain renewals.

In partnership with Abergeldie Watertech, Victorian water utility Yarra Valley Water is trialling a new trenchless watermain renewal technology that could reduce the traffic disruptions and road works associated with watermain renewals.

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Book your space now to be a part of the 2015 Australasian Trenchless Directory.

In response to increased online engagement from readers in the trenchless industry, Trenchless Australasia has launched a newly redesigned website.

Attendees at No-Dig Down Under 2013 will learn from Indiana University Engineering and Technology Assistant Professor Dr Dae-Hyun Koo about a new trenchless rehabilitation method that uses polymeric spray technology to create an internal lining.

A new technology for rehabilitating access chambers and sewer structures has arrived in Australia.

Tasmanian-owned business NuJet has aligned with CCI Spectrum to provide SpectraShield lining systems to the Australian market. The 100 per cent solid system can be easily installed to rehabilitate various wastewater structures.

Working in shafts and sewers has always been dangerous, as they can be affected by dirt, noise, humidity and in some cases sewer gases, and should be given extra care with respect to safety issues.

Melbourne University’s Law Faculty is one of the oldest buildings in the city of Melbourne. The building and the grounds are Heritage listed and the large oak trees that surround the building form a central courtyard filled with students twelve hours a day.

E.Wood Ltd has been in existence as a UK surface coating manufacturer for over 120 years, producing high performance products for a diverse range of industrial applications. The company has been closely linked to the water industry since the 1960s and in particular the protection of drinking water pipelines.

In Situ Spray Lining for the Rehabilitation of Watermains – A Sydney Water and an Australian Water Industry First

In its drive to become the market leader in the provision of innovative pipeline solutions to water and wastewater infrastructure owners, CLM Trenchless has recently acquired the licence for the spray lining system using the Copon Hycote 169HB (Hycote) product, developed by UK coatings company E.Wood (3M).