Design
Engineering
Analysis
Pipe
Survey & Analysis
Cured
in Place Pipe
(CIPP)
Fold
& Form Pipe
(F&FP)
Pipe
Bursting
and
Slip Lining
Manhole
Restoration |
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COST
SAVINGS |
Pipebursting is one of the most economical ways to replace buried
pipeline. The direct costs are generally lower than traditional dig-and-replace
method. However, when you take into consideration time, disruption
and restoration cost, pipebursting is far less expensive.
Safe Operations
With the process used, there is little need to dig deep trenches,
only the minimally intrusive service pits and the insertion pit. The
process requires only the minimal amount of man-machine and man-underground
operations that traditionally have involved safety laden procedures
and processes.
Wide Variety of Replacement
Materials
With pipebursting you have a wide variety of replacement materials.
Polyethylene, PVC, glass fiber and many types of metal pipes have
all been used successfully. With pipe bursting you do not need to
worry about field chemistry or the stress of reducing or reshaping
pipe. You get the material that suits you best, not the limitations
of old technology.
Environmentally Friendly
Since digging is limited to relatively small access pits, pipebursting
is much less traumatic than traditional pipeline replacement. Long
sections of pipe can be replaced with little or no need for disposal
of old existing pipe.
AFCO Technology, Inc. Using twenty years of utilities
installation experience, AFCO Technologies, Inc. has developed the
capability to employ this process, using proven people, equipment
and processes which have long made it a leader among utility contractors.
AFCO has added this process to its "tool box" recognizing
the need to change as technology demanded it. It has sought out and
brought on board some of the best, most experienced pipebursting people,
bringing with them the expertise to handle any and all of the toughest
pipebursting jobs. AFCO employs the latest in hydraulic technology
for pipebursting, with the capability to expand that capability to
static and pneumatic tools for use on sewer lines with pipes made
of varying materials ranging from 6" to 36" diameters. |
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Date of last update: December
4, 2000
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AFCO Technologies, Inc.
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