CURED IN PLACE RELINING (CIPP)
Reliable trenchless technology
water Cured in Place Pipe (CIPP) Relining Adelaide
CIPP Relining for Lasting Solutions
CIPP stands for “Cured-In-Place Pipe,” a revolutionary trenchless method designed to repair or rehabilitate existing pipelines without the need for extensive excavation. This innovative technique offers a seamless solution to pipeline issues, ensuring minimal disruption and maximum efficiency.
PPS leverages cutting-edge technology and state-of-the-art equipment to deliver superior results. Our advanced CIPP relining techniques guarantee seamless repairs and optimal performance, ensuring the longevity and durability of your pipelines.
With years of experience in pipeline maintenance and rehabilitation, PPS boasts a team of seasoned professionals equipped to handle even the most complex projects with precision and efficiency.
WHY CHOOSE PPS?
- 50 Years Combined Experience
- State-of-the-Art Pipeline Rehabilitation Equipment
- Cutting-Edge CCTV Cameras for Precise Inspections
- All Technicians with Police Clearance
- Reliable 24/7 Support
CIPP RELINING explained
Explore the cutting-edge realm of pipeline rehabilitation through our exclusive video, “Pipe Relining Explained.” Dive deep into the realm of trenchless pipe repair, as we unveil the transformative power of our advanced relining techniques. Discover the myriad benefits of pipe relining, witness firsthand our state-of-the-art equipment in operation, and gain invaluable insights from our seasoned team of experts.
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HOW CIPP WORKS
Cured In Place Relining (CIPP) involves the insertion of a flexible liner crafted from durable materials like polyester, fiberglass, or epoxy resin into the damaged pipe. The liner is then cured in place using hot water, steam, or UV light, resulting in the formation of a brand-new pipeline within the existing infrastructure. This method is adaptable to various pipeline materials, including PVC, concrete, clay, and cast iron, making it a versatile solution for pipeline rehabilitation.
BENEFITS OF WATER CURED CIPP RELINING
Water Cured CIPP relining offers many benefits, making it an ideal choice for pipeline repair and rehabilitation projects. With minimal excavation requirements and a relatively quick installation process, CIPP ensures cost-effective and efficient repairs. Additionally, this method can significantly extend the lifespan of existing pipelines, enhance flow capacity, and mitigate the risk of future pipe failures.
IDEAL APPLICATIONS
Water Cured CIPP is particularly well-suited for projects with limited access points, as it can be installed through a 100mm IP using an inversion pressure drum. This capability allows for blind shots, enabling rehabilitation in pipes where end access is restricted. Whether it’s sewer or stormwater pipes ranging from DN90mm to DN450, Water Cured CIPP provides an efficient solution for tight access locations.
THE CIPP PROCESS
Our CIPP process involves the installation of a resin-impregnated polyester felt liner, which is cured using hot water. This method is suitable for relining pipes of various sizes, offering flexibility and versatility in rehabilitation projects. By utilising scaffold or pressure drum methods, we ensure seamless liner inversion into the pipe, resulting in efficient and effective repairs.
ENHANCED EFFICIENCY
To further expedite the curing process, a hardening agent can be applied to the resin, reducing curing times and enhancing overall project efficiency. This ensures timely project completion and minimises disruption to surrounding areas.
Experience the Difference with Plumbing & Pipeline Solutions
At PPS, customer satisfaction is our top priority. We prioritise clear communication, transparency, and collaboration throughout every stage of the project, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free experience for our clients. Our team adheres to all industry standards and regulations, ensuring compliance with legislative requirements and guaranteeing the highest levels of safety and quality in every project we undertake.