Drinking Water Renovation
IBB16® is a hybrid liner relining technique (without adhesion to the old pipe – Class A according to ISO 11295) that can be applied for the renovation of pressure pipelines. This technique is therefore particularly suitable for the rehabilitation of drinking water pipelines.
The system combines two liners with different properties to meet the required criteria.
- UV method: the first layer is a rigid laminate of glass fiber and polyester resin that provides the structural strength of the system. The lining is prefabricated, pulled into the pipe, inflated, and cured using UV light.
- Inversion method: the second layer is a thin and flexible felt liner with a fixed PE inner layer. The felt liner is impregnated with epoxy resin and installed using the inversion method, then cured with steam. This layer provides a smooth and very high-quality finish.
1. Cleaning
High-pressure cleaning of the pipe to be rehabilitated
2. Inspection
Pipe inspection by robot inspection - Search for root ingrowths or similar
3. Milling
Milling work to free the pipe from protruding hindrances
4. Second cleaning
Second high-pressure cleaning of the pipe to be rehabilitated
5. Installation
Installation of the UV liner including curing
6. Inversion
Installation of the 2nd layer INVERSION - Steam curing Epoxy + PE coating
7. Final Pressure Test
Final inspection and pressure test
References
Shanghai, China | Moscow, Russia | Kiev, Ukraine | Lodz, Poland | Lviv, Ukraine | Florence, Italy | Shengdou, China | Oslo, Norway | Calabria, Italy | Prague, Czech Republic | Antwerp, Belgium ...
Seismografic Aspect
IBB16 CIPP system tested for seismic conditions as per recognized standard
“Teicordia GR-63-CORE Zone 1, 2, 3 & 4“.
Safety factor achieved 16.2 times of the required loading –
Testing done by accredited SGS laboratory in South Korea.