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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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HydraTech recently completed a project that lasted a year and a half. During that time nearly 1,000 HydraTite seals were installed in pipes ranging from 36 inches up to 60 inches in diameter.
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HydraTech recently trained township personnel on the installation process for the HydraTite seal. Once the training was over the personnel installed two seals with oversight from HydraTech. The entire project was started due to a small sinkhole forming in a local road way.
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Pipe joints in a drainage pipe under a levee for flood control had become compromised. HydraTite Internal Pipe Joint Seals were the needed solution to control groundwater infiltration.
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HydraTech has continued to restore culverts by clearing out and paving their inverts.
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HydraTech recently completed a culvert rehabilitation project that included culverts of different sizes in various locations across Ohio’s District 7.
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HydraTech utilized the HydraTite seal to rehabilitate 67 joints in 8 different locations throughout Ohio’s District 7. Some were close together, but this job required we work in 5 different counties.
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Jennifer and Caleb attended the 2022 Ohio Transportation Engineering Conference, one of the nation’s largest transportation conferences.
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13 separated culvert joints under a busy state route needed to be repaired without effecting the above traffic.
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33 joints had degraded with age and required rehabilitation. The two culverts had their service life extended utilizing HydraTite seals.
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HydraTite was recently placed on the Alabama Department of Transportation’s Miscellaneous Approved Products List. Alabama is one more state to include the product on their product list.
Loneliness in a room full of people? It is more common than you think. Loneliness effect employees even if they work directly with others. How does this happen and what are the ramifications for a business? Read the company newsletter to find out.
Two pinhole leaks had developed from internal corrosion in a 36” surge vessel at a natural gas facility. HydraWrap was used to reabilitate the system.
Portions of this soil-to-air interface were experiencing 100% wall loss. HydraWrap was used to give this failing system new life.
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