The following time-lapse video was taken last week at the CIPP lining station on Hinton Avenue, here in Ottawa. It provides an inside look into the whole process (that took upwards of 25 hours total) and shows the liner being prepared on the boiler’s elevating platform, and then being inverted through the manhole from the reefer using a crane. The size of the liner was 42″ diameter, 27.5 mm thick, 138m (460ft) long and contained roughly 28,000lbs of non-VOC Resin.
Video curteousy of Trent Bowden, Robinson Consultants.
Capital projects to renew or replace water and wastewater distribution systems can save big on Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions when Cured in Place Pipe (CIPP) lining solutions are used in place of conventional open-cut trenching. The Province of British Columbia, in partnership with the Union of British Columbia Municipalities and the Fraser Basin Council, has […]
Lance Evraire, Clean Water Works Operations Manager, presented Kiewit Eurovia Vinci with a cheque valued at $2,000 in support of their Kindness Campaign for the Parkdale Food Centre.
Staying on schedule and within budget is no easy feat especially during a global pandemic. That being said, as written by our Chief Estimator, SME, Nicolas Brennan, CWW seems to overcome any challenge that comes their way. In his article, Nicolas illustrates CIPP’s versatility. Partnered with contract administrators from AECOM and Robinson Consultants, the team […]
