infraStruct Abandons a 1200mm CSP Storm Pipe with Polyurethane

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Articles > Infrastruct Abandons A 1200mm Csp Storm Pipe With Polyurethane

Published: Wed, Jul 22, 2020

Contributor: Infrastruct | Articles


Tags: Foam, Infrastructure, Pipe Abandonment, Polyurethane, Services

A few interesting challenges with this project to overcome:

  1. Inlet was filled with roots and debris
  2. Water from retention pond coffer dam (inlet) had undermined the CSP and continued to flow below the pipe during injection.
  3. Outlet pipe to manhole at 45 degree drop, preventing foam from entering the piping system downstream.

Project was completed on time and on budget. As an added benefit, during the denitrification process of injection, the foam found the defect from a separated joint and addressed the water flowing below the CSP.

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Head Office/Products
11571-149 Street
Edmonton, AB
T5M 1W9
780-454-2006

Municipal Services Division
11570 Kingston Street
Maple Ridge, BC
V2X 9J8
604-424-9999

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