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SECTIONAL PIPELINE REPAIR
 
For localised problems within a sewer length the patch system will renovate the damaged area and prolong the life of the sewer where full-length pipe lining would be unnecessary. Localised patch repairs are an effective way of carrying out in –situ structure repairs within a live sewer without the need for over-pumping. It is quick to install and offers no disruption to property, service and surface activities. Patch repairs have tapered ends allowing a smooth virtually unnoticeable transition from pipe to repair and providing little resistance to flow. Patch repairs are installed to Water Industry Standard.
 
Renovated Clay Pipe
INSTALLATION PROCESS
Procedure for No-Dig Sectional Pipeline Repair
STEP 1: Preparing and Mixing the Resins
STEP 2: Impregnate the Fibre Glass withthe Resin
STEP 3: The impregnated Fibre Glass is attached to the packer
     
STEP 4: Air pressure is used to inflate the packer. The pipe adjacent to the defect
STEP 5: Air pressure is used to nflate the packer. The resin impregnated fibre glass is pressed over the defect and held in place until the resin cures
STEP 6: The packer is deflated and removed from the pipe. The section repair has now fully sealed the defect
 
MAIN FEATURES
• Full structural repair bonding to existing pipe even in wet condition
• Hard surface finish gives improved flow characteristic
• Highly resistant to chemicals and abrasion
• Tapered edges give a smooth flow transition
• Can be installed in high infiltration condition
• Perfect sealing against root infestation, infiltration and exfiltration
• Fast installation that eliminates costly excavation
 
Before Patch After Patch

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