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There are now available in Australia a range of trenchless technologies for the rehabilitation of both sewer and water mains. Some of these techniques are capable of lining over 400m of pipe in a single
installation. However, what if there are only one or two areas in length
of pipeline that need repair? Sometimes it can be more cost effective to fix just these areas with a spot repair, specially if the spot repair
involved trenchless technology.
Kembla Watertech P/L is a specialist pipeline rehabilitation contractor who has been a leader in this field since 1993 and we offer a number of different Trenchless Technology spot repair systems.
In the past, if a homeowner happened to have an access chamber
inside their property then a number of separate visits by different
crews and equipment where necessary to complete the rehabilitation
of the pipeline. This was disruptive and inconvenient for all parties.
As an industry leader, Kembla realised the advantages for both the
client (Water Authority) and the customer (the householder)
if the number of separate visits to a site could be reduced. The
company also identified that cost savings would also result
from increased efficiencies.
Calling on our 12 years of practical experience in this field
our Engineering Department designed and built Multi Purpose
Pipeline Rehabilitation Units capable of delivering a number of
different tasks and so minimising the number of return visits
to a particular site.
Each of these trucks is fully self contained with a super silenced
diesel generator (69dB at 3meters) which provides the power to
on-board compressors and other electrical equipment.
Each truck has the capability to carry out the following spot repair work:
CCTV inspection cameras to locate and identify the problem
De-rooting of junctions from inside the mainline
Installation of Tiger Patch short form pipe repair
Installation of FlexiLiner house service linings
Installation of Tiger T structural repair of pipe connections
Beaver pipe re-rounding
Post survey of completed rehabilitation projects.
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