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Seismic Level 2 compliant, self-supporting manhole rehabilitation method "VertiLiner Method"

Seismic Level 2 compliant, self-supporting manhole rehabilitation method "VertiLiner Method"

Overwhelmingly fast construction! Reconstructing and extending the lifespan of concrete corrosion caused by hydrogen sulfide and aging manholes using FRP rehabilitation materials that allow for adjustable wall thickness.

The Bertiliner method is a technique for rehabilitating concrete that has been corroded by hydrogen sulfide and aging manholes using FRP rehabilitation materials. This method consists of FRP rehabilitation materials, a load-bearing ring, and supporting mortar, and the live loads and superimposed loads acting on the manhole are transmitted from the load-bearing ring through the FRP rehabilitation material and then through the supporting mortar to the base slab. Additionally, by using acid-resistant glass fibers and light-curing resins in the rehabilitation material, high-strength rehabilitated manholes can be formed in a short time. The thickness of the FRP rehabilitation material can be designed according to site conditions, allowing for the selection of efficient rehabilitation materials. **Features** - Self-supporting, not relying on the strength of existing manholes - Overwhelmingly fast construction - Integrated rehabilitation of sloped and vertical walls - Complies with seismic levels 1 and 2 **Applications** - Reconstruction and extension of the lifespan of aging or damaged manholes - Types: Prefabricated and cast-in-place - Shapes: Circular Φ900, Φ1000 - Manhole depth: 5m

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Sewer Composite Manhole Rehabilitation Method "Eba Sheet Method"

Sewer Composite Manhole Rehabilitation Method "Eba Sheet Method"

Long-lasting corrosion-resistant manholes! A sewer composite manhole rehabilitation method that achieves material savings.

The "Evashito Method" is a composite manhole rehabilitation technique that involves installing an "FRP sheet" on the corroded inner wall of an existing manhole using an expansion frame, and filling the gap between the sheet and the existing manhole with mortar. The backside treatment of the FRP sheet creates a rough surface with the adhered silica sand, enhancing the adhesion strength with the filling material and achieving a complete integration with the existing manhole, resulting in strong durability. No heavy machinery is required, and no special skills are needed, allowing for construction in a small road occupancy area. By utilizing the existing manhole, material savings are achieved, along with a reduction in construction time, making it highly economical. 【Features】 ■ High quality ■ High speed ■ Low cost ■ Can be constructed in a small road occupancy area ■ Achieves material savings by utilizing existing manholes *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Sewer Composite Manhole Rehabilitation Method "Eba Sheet Method"

Sewer Composite Manhole Rehabilitation Method "Eba Sheet Method"

No special skills required! A sewer composite manhole rehabilitation method that can be constructed with a small road occupancy area.

The "Evashito Method" is a composite manhole rehabilitation technique that involves attaching an "FRP sheet" to the inner wall of an existing manhole that has advanced corrosion, using an expansion frame, and filling the gap between the sheet and the existing manhole with mortar. With a thickness of 1.5mm for the FRP sheet, the method promises increased longevity through enhanced corrosion resistance and durability, while the filling material, a non-shrink mortar, maintains strength over the long term. Additionally, there is no need for heavy machinery, and no special skills are required, allowing for construction in a small road occupancy area. By utilizing the existing manhole, material savings are achieved, resulting in excellent economic efficiency along with shortened construction periods. 【Features】 ■ Demonstrates strong robustness through complete integration with the existing manhole ■ Filling material maintains strength over the long term with non-shrink mortar ■ Can be constructed in a small road occupancy area ■ Achieves material savings by utilizing the existing manhole ■ Passes acid resistance and sulfur intrusion tests *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Alpha Liner H Method: A Non-Dig Main Pipe Rehabilitation Method Using Light Curing

Alpha Liner H Method: A Non-Dig Main Pipe Rehabilitation Method Using Light Curing

The material can be stored for 3 months! Using light-curing resin that hardens when exposed to light and acid-resistant glass fibers, high-strength FRP pipes can be constructed quickly.

The "Alpha Liner H Method" is a pipe rehabilitation method that can reliably restore aging sewer pipes without excavation. It uses acid-resistant glass fiber and light-curing resin as rehabilitation materials, allowing for the speedy construction of high-strength FRP pipes in a short time. Additionally, self-supporting pipes with a nominal diameter of 900mm can also be constructed. The construction procedure involves pulling the rehabilitation material into the existing pipe from a manhole, attaching specialized fixtures to the upstream and downstream ends, and expanding the diameter using air pressure. The material is closely adhered to the inner surface of the existing pipe, and the inserted light-curing device irradiates light to cure the resin, forming a rehabilitated pipe with the required strength and durability. 【Features】 - Compatible with self-supporting pipes with nominal diameters from 150mm to 900mm - Materials can be stored for up to 3 months - Shape confirmation can be done before curing - Not affected by environmental temperature (suitable for construction in cold regions) - Can be constructed even with inflow water present 【Other Features】 - Adapts to the existing pipe's shape - Can be applied to PVC pipes 【Applicable Pipe Types】 - Rigid PVC pipes, reinforced concrete, ceramic pipes, steel pipes, cast iron pipes, etc. *For more details, please refer to the related link page or feel free to contact us.

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