The relining technique consists in
inserting a new pipe into the existing pipe, with a very small reduction
in the diameter of the original pipe often completely compensated by the
higher long-term hydraulic efficiency of the fiberglass pipeline, having
a long-term average roughness coefficient (pipe + junction) below 50
microns.
This technology allows the recovery and in many cases the
improvement of the original functionality of the pipes ensuring the same
result as an ex-novo pipeline.
Relining is a non-invasive and particularly effective technique in
urban areas where digging usually ends up interfering with complex
existing water systems and other utilities.
RECOVERY OF WATER NETWORK PIPES WITH NO - DIG
METHOD
Special Bell&Spigot Joint
Based on the extensive experience gained in the use of GRP pipes,
Sarplast has developed a special B2RLJ joint specifically designed for
pressure pipes relining applications.
This joint, called "B2RLJ-flush joint", utilizes the experience
gained in the production of deep water wells, an application where the
containment of the radial size of the joint is of primary importance,
together with the need for a high axial resistance. The joint developed
by Sarplast in the range up to DN 1200 diameter is designed to be
applicable both with Pipe Bursting technology and with the re-insertion
of the existing pipe through the insertion of a pipe column with a
hydraulic system of over 300 meters in length.
In both cases the piping and joint must be characterized by high
axial mechanical properties, reduced radial size and absolute certainty
of the hydraulic seal, a combination that only Sarplast technology can
guarantee.
REGULATIONS
Our LOCK JOINT joints have been certified in accordance with the most
demanding GRP design regulations, including the ISO 14692 used for
OFFSHORE and OIL & GAS systems.
Our standard pipe body design on customer's request is also based on
ISO14692. The pipe body design follows the AWWA C950-M45 standards and
complies with EN 1796/ EN 14364 standards, which are the European
standard for water supply & sewerage.
In Europe and in the civil sector (water or sewage), the reference
standard system is EN 1796 / ISO 10639: Plastics piping systems for
water supply with or without pressure – Glass-reinforced thermosetting
plastics (GRP) based on unsaturated polyester resin (UP). |