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Frozen Storm Sewer Repair
Repairing Sanitary Pipe That Had A 6 Inch Hole
Rehabilitation Of Ash Sluice Pump Intake Manifolds
Rehabilitating A 36 Inch Surge Vessel
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Rehabilitating Four Risers In A Cooling Water System
Aged Water Main Reconstruction
Corroded Chilled Water Tank
Preparing Pipes For Service
Sealing Existing PVC To New FRP Base Liner
Frozen Storm Sewer Repair
Repairing Sanitary Pipe That Had A 6 Inch Hole
Rehabilitation Of Ash Sluice Pump Intake Manifolds
Rehabilitating A 36 Inch Surge Vessel
Waterproofing Repair
Rehabilitating Four Risers In A Cooling Water System
Aged Water Main Reconstruction
Corroded Chilled Water Tank
Sealing Existing PVC To New FRP Base Liner
Preparing Pipes For Service
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Installing Joint Seals Over A Failed Liner
Over the last few days, we have been installing seals in this 42” stormwater pipe for the DOT. Once we start installing the seals it has been a fairly smooth process taking around 10-15 minutes…
Cody Murray
INSTALLING JOINT SEALS OVER A FAILED LINER
Over the last few days, we have been installing seals in this 42” stormwater pipe for the DOT. Once we start installing the seals it has been a fairly smooth process…
Today we returned to two of the fourteen culverts in which HydraTech field paved the invert four years ago. I showed Caleb Rutledge the culverts and found that the concrete looked as…
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INSPECTING A PREVIOUS JOBSITE
Today we returned to two of the fourteen culverts in which HydraTech field paved the invert four years ago. I showed Caleb Rutledge the culverts and found…
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HydraTite Internal Joint Seal for Water Supply
A bulk water supply authority was faced with the challenge of repairing leaking joints at points in their network where open channels transition into pipes at river crossings. While the channels are concrete, the pipes are ductile iron and the expansion and contraction of dissimilar materials has been an ongoing source of leaks at the 2000mm diameter joints.
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HydraWrap: not Just a Temporary Repair Anymore
September, 2014
Many vessel operators that experience leaks to piping, pipe fittings, and bulkheads have, in recent years, turned to the HydraWrap system. Used to repair leaking pipe systems and prevent downtime, the HydraWrap system, manufactured by HydraTech Engineered Products, LLC in Cincinnati, OH, utilizes high strength carbon fiber fabric and high strength…
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