BE-13 Renovation: Lining with Cured-In-Place Pipes - Final Work, Acceptance, Renovation Defects - v01

The renovation of sewers and pipelines with "Lining with cured-in-place pipes" is an assured standard construction method, starting with the planning process, through the production of materials, the 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 teaches essential basics with regard to the required finishing work including the taking of samples, their testing for the acceptance of the rehabilitation performance and gives an overview of rehabilitation defects and their handling.

This module requires knowledge of the modules “Lining with cured-in-place pipes - Basics” and " - Processes” as a prerequisite.

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

  • procedures and process steps for connecting the CIPP liner to manholes and structures and lateral pipes;
  • quality influences during installation and
  • required tests for approving the professional installation of the CIPP liner.

Slides in this presentation

1. Content
2. Final Work, Acceptance, Renovation Defects
3. Final Work
4. Opening the Cured-In-Place Pipe and Control of Success
5. Control of Success - Leak Tightness Test
6. Control of Success - Material Tests
7. Site Sampling and Test Sample / Specimen
8. Site Sampling and Test Sample / Specimen (2)
9. Site Sampling and Sample Data Sheet
10. Material Tests
11. Material Tests
12. Measurement of Composite Thickness
13. Measurement of Composite Thickness (2)
14. 3-Point Flexural Test
15. 3-Point Flexural Test
16. Width of Test Specimen
17. Length of Test Specimen
18. Leak Tightness Test of the Composite
19. Pipe Ring Stiffness Test
20. DSC-Analysis
21. Final Work
22. Reconnections to Manholes and Structures
23. Manhole Reconnection
24. Manhole Reconnection with Permanently Flexible Epoxy Resin
25. Manhole Reconnection with Permanently Flexible Epoxy Resin (2)
26. Intermediate Manholes
27. Liner End Sleeves
28. Liner End Sleeves (Quick-Lock BIG)
29. Liner End Sleeves (AMEX)
30. Lateral Reconnection
31. Lateral Reconnection
32. Lateral Reconnection (2)
33. Milling, Filling, Injection
34. Robot Systems for Milling, Filling, Injection
35. Milling / Cutting Robot
36. Filler Robot
37. Robot with Shield Injection System
38. Injection
39. Injection - Preparation of the Connection Area
40. Injection on the Basis of Silicate Resin
41. Injection with Cement Mortar
42. Lateral Connection Collars (Top Hat)
43. Lateral Connection Collars (Top Hat)
44. Requirements
45. Requirements (2)
46. Surface Preparation
47. Safety at Work
48. Qualification of the Rehabilitation Company
49. Quality Control within the Framework of Constructive Supervision
50. Quality Control by Documentation of the Rehabilitation Measure
51. Measures to Safeguard the Placing Decision
52. Improper Installation of the Lining Tube
53. Quality Influences during Installation of the Lining Tube
54. Lining Observations
55. Surface Irregularities (Folds)
56. Longitudinal Fold
57. Hidden Fold
58. Invert Fold
59. Circumferential Fold
60. Conform Fold
61. Influence of Folds on UV Curing
62. Influence of Folds on High Pressure Cleaning
63. How to Deal with Folds?
64. Over-Expansion
65. Resin Missing from Laminate (Composite)
66. Fissure or Crack
67. Wall Thickness Variations
68. Incorrect Reconnection of the Lateral Pipe

Publisher: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stein & Partner GmbH, Editorial: STEIN Ingenieure GmbH (2023)


Domain

Renovation


Keywords

CIPP, Rehabilitation, Renovation