CASE STUDIES
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
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
Sealing Existing PVC To New FRP Base Liner
Preparing Pipes For Service
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At HydraTech, not every trip is about installing seals. Sometimes it’s about making sure others can do it just as effectively.
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The WWETT Show is always a cornerstone event for our industry, and this year’s gathering in Indianapolis was no exception. For HydraTech, the alignment is perfect.
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ARTICLES
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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…
Updates
A pipe’s lifespan is often shaped the moment it is installed.
While newly buried infrastructure is often assumed to be secure, the reality is that loading, bedding conditions, installation tolerances, and early settlement can introduce stresses from day one. Over the following decades, increased flow demands, corrosive conditions, soil movement, and inflow and infiltration can compound those early vulnerabilities into joint failure, void formation, and in some cases, surface collapse.
In our latest newsletter article, we examine the lifecycle of buried pipe systems and the importance of recognizing when a pipe is structurally failing versus when it is still a strong candidate for targeted rehabilitation. That distinction can have a major impact on cost, disruption, and long-term asset management strategy.
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