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“Peace does not come just because we wish for it. Peace must be fought for. It must be built stone by stone.” – Lyndon Johnson.
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The Marine HydraWrap Kit is built with all the materials and basic tools you will need to rehabilitate the pipes or other aging structures on your ship. Many repairs require returning to port, but with Marine HydraWrap that won’t be necessary.
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Between field service jobs, the field crew frequently takes on maintenance projects. The most recent project was replacing some aging blacktop right in front of the field services door.
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The Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, the predecessor of MassDOT, was reviewing its aging pipelines and during a video inspection of a 42” diameter gravity drain, cracks were discovered in the pipe. Many joints had deteriorated as well. HydraTite was utilized to rehabilitate the system.
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In an effort to be better stewards of our planet, industries are becoming more and more eco-conscious. The marine industry is no exception, sustainability is coming to the forefront.
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A portion of a runway at an airport had sunk in due to erosion. The underlying problem was leaks in three culverts that diverted stormwater under the runway. HydraTech was called in to rehabilitate 189 joints utilizing the HydraTite seal.
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Previous repairs were failing and an active leak threatened the integrity of a flume in a water facility in Kentucky. The affected joint ran through two box-shaped flumes that were stacked vertically. One was 48” by 54.5” and the other was 48” by 97”. HydraTite seals were installed over the previous repairs to prevent leaks at this joint.
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This is a short snippet pulled from a longer video that details the installation process of the HydraTite Internal Pipe Joint Seal, a mechanical solution for leaking pipes.
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Infiltration led to the formation of sinkholes in Scott Depot, West Virginia. The City reached out to a local contractor to inspect the pipes below and defective joints were found in 36″ and 48″ culverts.
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Rob was sent to help install a HydraTite seal in a large elliptical culvert as part of a demonstration. Now that this crew knows how to install th seal they intend to install many more seals themselves.
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During the earlier months we make sure the crew is trained up for the coming spring. On top of this we have been improving our company’s building to become more efficient.
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Why spend time and money trying to market to new clients who may be interested in your products and services when it is more beneficial to reach out to previous clients you know have an interest in your company.
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Despite the pipe being new, the client found three joints that were compromising the system’s functionality. HydraTech was called in to install three HydraTite Internal Pipe Joint Seals.
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A pipe had developed a 5″ hole at a ranch and every day the pipe was out of service was costly. In only a few days HydraTech installed the HydraTite Internal Pipe Joint Seal in an irrigation system that delivered water to bison in Idaho.
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I have worked at HydraTech for just over two years. Infrastructure repair was a shift from what I had been doing before, teaching mandarin sign language, but working here was a fun experience.
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Our technical engineer, Mike Fox, breaks down the components of HydraLock and how they function when utilized in small non-man-entree pipes. The seal is comprised of an EPDM rubber seal with two hydrophilic rings, a stainless steel sleeve, and a locking mechanism. The system is installed using a mechanical packer or bladder.
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HydraTech was called in to rehabilitate a water main in the North East. There were 10 locations in the pipe that had become compromised, raising concerns of infiltration and exfiltration.
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HydraTech has been working hard to eliminate leaks in three stormwater culverts that run below an active airport. These culverts require HydraTite Box seals be installed over the joints to prevent further damage to the runway formed by infiltration.
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HydraTech’s January Newsletter dives into the problems facing the aging sewer system and the methods being used to address them.
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HydraTech had an even better year than last year and we got together for our annual Christmas celebration to celebrate. We gathered for a delicious lunch, party games, and a gift exchange.
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