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Vipel® Resins for CIPP

Vipel® Resins for CIPP

Vipel® Resins for CIPP

Product catalog summary
Introduction
Vipel® Resins are used in cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) technology by American Water Underground Infrastructure, Inc. This trenchless technology is designed to rehabilitate pipelines efficiently, reducing costs and environmental impact while maintaining infrastructure integrity.

Technology Overview
The CIPP process involves inserting resin-impregnated felt tubing into pipelines needing repair. The resin is cured with heat to form a new liner, enhancing the pipeline's strength and flow. This method eliminates the need for disruptive trenches by accessing pipelines through existing manholes.

Vipel® Resins
Manufactured by AOC, Vipel® resins are known for their corrosion resistance, processability, and consistency, which are crucial for maintaining project schedules and quality. These resins ensure excellent wetting of the felt and predictable performance, essential for the CIPP process.

Case Histories
  • Columbus, Ohio: Rehabilitation of historic brick sewers in German Village, preserving the area's charm. The project involved 5,044 linear feet of repair, completed in February 2004.
  • Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Repair of a large pipe in a challenging terrain, involving 1,372 linear feet of repair, completed in May 2004.
  • Boston, Massachusetts: Sewer and drain rehabilitation in high-traffic areas, minimizing disruption. The project covered 5,225 linear feet and was completed ahead of schedule in November 2004.
  • Cary, North Carolina: Emergency repair of a collapsed sewer pipeline at a golf club, involving 15,792 linear feet of repair, completed in April 2004.
  • Orange County, Florida: Extensive storm sewer relining project, covering 18.9 miles, set for completion in mid-2006.


AOC and Vipel® Resins
AOC is a leading supplier of resins for corrosion-resistant applications, with ISO 9001:2000-certified facilities ensuring consistency. Vipel® resins are supported by a dedicated technical team and are integral to the CIPP industry.

Contact Information
For more information, visit www.corrosionresins.com or contact AOC through their various international offices.
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Catalog excerpts

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Vipel Resins for CIPP ® Millions of people in the United States are benefiting from the pipe rehabilitation work of American Water Underground Infrastructure, Inc. The fact that hardly anyone notices is precisely the objective the company seeks with licensed National Liner® trenchless technology. This cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) technology dramatically lowers costs, gets the job done faster, keeps traffic and commerce moving, and protects the environment and civil infrastructure. The technology utilizes the inversion method to insert resinimpregnated felt tubing into the underground pipeline in...

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Historic Neighborhood Charm Is Preserved PROJECT SUMMARY Location: Columbus, Ohio Pipe Diameters: Project Completed: This project was located in historic German Village just south of downtown Columbus. Established in 1814, the Village is the largest privately-funded historic district on the National Register of Historic Places. The job involved the rehabilitation of existing brick combined sewers, manholes and associated work and was part of a long-range capital improvements plan by the City of Columbus to renew buried infrastructure assets that have passed their useful service life expectancies....

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Large Pipe Repaired on Difficult Allegheny Terrain PROJECT SUMMARY Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pipe Diameters: Project Completed: A sanitary sewage line in the Lower Nine Mile Run has a half-moon reinforced concrete top with a brick invert. The pipe is in a creek and under water. During dry weather, the exposed pipe crown was subject to considerable inflow and infiltration (I/I). I/I abatement and environmental remediation were the primary project objectives. The general contractor, Allison Park Contracting, Inc., provided access to the jobsite by cutting a road to the launch point. The contractor...

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It’s Business As Usual for Metro Boston PROJECT SUMMARY Location: Boston, Massachusetts Pipe Diameters: Project Completed: This project involved sewer and drain rehabilitation in the Dorchester, East Boston, Hyde Park, Mattapan, Roslindale and West Roxbury districts of the metropolitan Boston area. Most work locations were in densely populated, high traffic areas; so the primary project objective was to minimize disruption for businesses, residences and commuters. Having experienced positive CIPP performance in the past, the City of Boston selected trenchless construction methods over traditional...

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Emergency Work Keeps PGA Seniors Swinging PROJECT SUMMARY Cary, North Carolina Pipe Diameters: 8 in. (200 mm) - initial project 30 in. (750 mm) - emergency repair 15,000 linear ft. (4,575 m) - initial project 792 linear ft. (242 m) - emergency repair Project Completed: April 2004 The work in Cary started with the trenchless rehabilitation of 8-in. diameter sanitary collector sewers. The contract included related tasks such as manhole rehabilitation, open-cut point repairs and service lateral replacement. During the contract period, the Town encountered partial collapse of an existing sanitary...

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Huge Project Bolsters Miles of Large Pipe PROJECT SUMMARY Orange County, Florida Pipe Diameters: Since January 2000, American Water has relined over 100,000 linear feet of storm sewers under three separate contracts for the Orange County Roads and Drainage Division. Each project was set up as a one-year term contract with two one-year renewal periods. Work initiated on the first contract in January 2000 and will continue under the current contracts through mid-2006. National Liner CIPP technology is used to help expedite project completion and minimize area disruption. The project includes several...

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Locations California Plant 19991 Seaton Avenue Perris, CA 92572 (800) 654-1838 (951) 943-9700 (951) 657-8370 FAX Florida Plant 4620 N. Galloway Road Lakeland, FL 33809 (800) 982-5742 (863) 815-5000 (863) 858-4149 FAX Indiana Plant 2552 Industrial Drive Valparaiso, IN 46383-9510 (888) 737-4676 (219) 465-1611 (219) 465-4360 FAX Ontario Plant 38 Royal Road Guelph, Ontario Canada N1H 1G3 (800) 700-2991 (519) 821-5180 (519) 821-0123 FAX Tennessee Plant 860 Highway 57 East Collierville, TN 38017 (800) 238-7536 (901) 854-2890 (901) 853-2444 FAX AOC Mexicana Mexicana de Resinas, S.A. de C.V. Potrerillos...

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