Asset owners face significant challenges when tackling the problem of ageing infrastructure, with projects sitting around for years, waiting for the right technology and delivery partner to come along. We explore some of the increasingly sophisticated maintenance technology that’s providing solutions.
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Spin me right round: spiral wound lining for sustainable pipe maintenance
Spiral wound lining is a sustainable method of pipe maintenance, allowing water authorities and councils to renew their critical infrastructure.
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Innovative trenchless technology brings ageing pressure pipelines to life
Asset owners face significant challenges when tackling the problem of ageing infrastructure, with projects sitting on for years, waiting for the right technology and delivery partner to come along. Environmental constraints, budget limitations and delivery risk are all factors that can stop a project getting off the ground.
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