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MembersPaper2022

Innovation in trenchless rehabilitation of potable water lines - SAERTEX-LINER H2O

Katharina Helming

Abstract

In 2019, SAERTEX multiCom was awarded with the ISTT NO-Dig Innovation award in the category of “UV curable GRP Liner for the trenchless rehabilitation of potable water lines” for their SAERTEX-LINER® H O. 2 This product, made in germany, is produced by SAERTEX multiCom GmbH a manufacturer of UV-cured fiberglass-reinforced pipe liner for the trenchless rehabilitation of wastewater and supply lines. SAERTEX- LINER® H O was already used in more than 100 projects worldwide with more than 300 installations. This 2 whitepaper will create a common understanding of the construction of SAERTEX-LINER® in general and the advantages of trenchless technology. Additionally. the focus lies on the general data, mechanical properties and pressure table of SAERTEX-LINER® H O. This product is a class A liner according to DIN EN ISO 11295, 2 which means that the liner is fully statically loadable and an independent pipe after installation. The rehabilitation with SAERTEX-LINER® H O prevents a complete replacement of the original pipe, which is 2 advantageous in areas where open trench methods are not useful due to ecological and economical reasons. Besides this whitepaper will focus on the hygienic aspects and installation of the product.

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Techniques

Cured-in-Place Pipe (CIPP)

Citation

Katharina Helming (2022). Innovation in trenchless rehabilitation of potable water lines - SAERTEX-LINER H2O. Paper presented at No-Dig Down Under 2022. ASTT Knowledge Library.

Sector

water

Details

Source:
No-Dig Down Under 2022
Pages:
11
File:
PDF, 1.5 MB

One-page brief

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WNZWSP New Zealand LtdFrom mountains to sea, our water experts design innovative solutions and train our industry to deliver sustainable solutions and enhance the health of water across New Zealand.Underground ExpertsRelining worksKellogg Brown & Root Pty LtdPipeline design and rehabilitation
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