BE-13 Renovation: Lining with Cured-In-Place Pipes - Processes - v01

The renovation of sewers and pipelines with "Lining with cured-in-place pipes" is an established standard construction method, starting with the planning process, through the production of materials and installation, right up to checking the quality achieved. It is characterised by a wide range of applications and a high variance in the fabrication and application processes. This module gives a detailed overview of the installation and curing processes in lining tube. Thus, this module creates the basis for an optimal process selection within the planning process and provides essential basic knowledge for construction supervision.

This module requires knowledge of the module "Lining with cured-in-place pipes – Basics".

After completing this module, you will have a sound knowledge of:

  • wall construction of the lining tube;
  • possible uses and applications of CIPP liner;
  • preparatory work, installation variants and the curing process;
  • advantages and disadvantages of the various curing methods and requirements for structural verifications.

Slides in this presentation

1. Content
2. Processes
3. Wall Construction of the Lining Tube
4. Total Wall Thickness
5. Abrasion Layer
6. Abrasion Test
7. Proof of Suitability
8. Planning
9. Static Proof
10. Schematic Procedure for the Static Calculation of Liners
11. Host Pipe Condition I – Standardised Statics
12. Host Pipe Condition II – Standardised Statics
13. Host Pipe Condition III
14. Imperfections
15. Imperfections (Description)
16. Imperfections Host Pipe Condition I
17. Imperfections Host Pipe Condition II and III
18. Type of Rehabilitation Depending on the Host Pipe Condition and Imperfections
19. Static Proof
20. Material Identification Groups and Standard Statics
21. Material Identification Groups and Standard Statics (2)
22. Flexural Modulus and Flexural Strength
23. Increase of the Flexural Modulus
24. Hydraulic Proofs
25. Empirical Values for Use and Application Possibilities of CIPP Liner
26. Execution
27. Preparatory Work, Installation Work and Final Work
28. Preparatory Work
29. Preparatory Work
30. Bypassing Flow (Bypass Concept)
31. Discharge Control (Bypass Concept)
32. Cleaning of the Sewer Section
33. CCTV Inspection
34. Obstacle Removal
35. Repair Work (Pre-Profiling)
36. Pre-Sealing for Infiltrating Ground Water
37. Calibration of Connections
38. Calibration of the Sewer Section
39. Calibration of the Sewer Section (2)
40. Preparation of Manholes
41. Installation of Swelling Tapes and Thermocouples
42. Delivery of the Lining Tube
43. Delivery of the Lining Tube (2)
44. Check the Delivery Note
45. Execution
46. Installation of the Lining Tube
47. Preliner
48. Inserting the Preliner (PE Tube) / Slip Sheet
49. Installation Variants of the Lining Tube
50. Installation Variants of the Lining Tube
51. Installation Variants of the Lining Tube (2)
52. Installation Variants for Inverted-in-Place Insertion
53. Inversion with Water
54. Operating Principle
55. Inversion Scaffold
56. Inversion Scaffold (2)
57. Inversion with Water without Inversion Scaffold (Chip-Unit)
58. Inversion with Water without Inversion Scaffold (Chip-Unit) (2)
59. Inversion with Pressurized Air – Inversion Drum
60. Inversion with Pressurized Air – Explanatory Video
61. Winched-in-Place Insertion
62. Winched-in-Place Insertion – Inflation of the Lining Tube by Pressurized Air
63. Combination Process (Winched-in-Place and Inverted-in-Place Insertion)
64. Inversion and Inflation Medium
65. Inflation Medium – Internal Pressure
66. Curing Process
67. Heat-Initiated Curing / Hot Curing
68. Curing of Unsaturated Polyester Resins
69. Hot Curing with Hot Water
70. Hot Curing with Hot Water – Procedure
71. Hot Curing with Hot Water – Procedure (2)
72. Hot Curing with Steam
73. Hot Curing with Steam – Procedure
74. Hot Curing with Steam – Risks
75. UV Light Curing
76. Basics
77. Testing of UV Spots
78. Procedure
79. Procedure (2)
80. UV Light Curing - Explanatory Videos
81. Hybrid Curing for Thick-Walled Lining Tubes
82. Hybrid Curing for Thick-Walled Lining Tubes (2)
83. Examples for Thick-Walled Lining Tubes
84. Measurements
85. Quality Control of UV Spots
86. Risks
87. Comparison of the Curing Processes

Publisher: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stein & Partner GmbH, Editorial: STEIN Ingenieure GmbH (2022)


Domain

Renovation


Keywords

CIPP, Rehabilitation, Renovation