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Nov 15, 2021
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Nov 16, 2021
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• Water companies looking for cost-saving opportunities
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• Upcoming webinar features dosing efficiency case study
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Nov 19, 2021
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Nov 23, 2021
News
Head of Group Marketing and Corporate Communication Achim Kühn
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with the Chairman of the Board of Management Dr.-Ing. E.h. Martin Herrenknecht as well as the Supervisory Board, member of the Board of Management Günter Richter will not renew his contract. The Herrenknecht AG Board of Management will be temporarily reduced to three members.
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Nov 24, 2021
News
Dr. -Ing. Robert Stein
For 170 years, World Expos have provided a platform to showcase the greatest innovations that have shaped the world we live in today and it is unbelievable but true! The CargoCap system is part of the exhibition in the German pavilion at the World Expo in Dubai!
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Dec 13, 2021
News
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Dec 14, 2021
News
Dr. Paul Jerabek
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Dec 15, 2021
News
Carolin Treichl
Interview with Professor Majid Sarvi, The University of Melbourne
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Dec 16, 2021
News
Molly Hancock
A pipeline supplying drinking water to East Fremantle, Palmyra and Bicton is scheduled to be replaced as part of a project to maintain reliable water supply in the area.
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Dec 21, 2021
News
Laura Crossan
The Borough of Keansburg has named Sackman Enterprises as the master redeveloper of the Keansburg Waterfront Redevelopment District on Carr Avenue, which has officially been named Baypoint. Construction is set to begin this fall.
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Dec 22, 2021
News
John Lerch
Italian tradeshow features the Tigo Flex MLPE product range and module-level monitoring platform.
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Dec 23, 2021
News
Molly Hancock
More than 480 m of water main in Port Pirie West is scheduled for replacement over the coming weeks as part of proactive efforts by SA Water to improve services for local customers.
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The documentation of damages, defects, and other peculiarities (findings) in sewers and pipes within the scope of CCTV inspection is not possible without a uniform nomenclature. In Europe, EN 13508 Part 2: "Coding system for visual inspection" provides the normative basis for documenting and describing various findings, which later serve the engineer as a basis for assessment.
This module provides the basic knowledge required for the structure …
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Drains and sewers [EN13508-2:2011]
Longitudinal
Location |
Continuous
Defect
Code |
Main
Code |
Character-isation |
Quantifi-cation |
Circumferential
Location |
Joint |
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Manholes and inspection chambers [EN13508-2:2011]
Vertical Location |
Continuous
Defect
Code |
Main
Code |
Charakter-isation |
Quantifi-cation |
Circumferential
Location |
Joint |
Descriptive Location |
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Each observation shall be recorded using a main code or combination of main codes broadly describing the condition characteristic and, where necessary, the following supplementary information: -
Characterisation (up to two codes) Describe the feature in more detail
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Quantification (up to two values) ► Quantification feature
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Circumferential location (up to two clockface references) ► Circumferential localization of the position of the observation around …
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The location of each observation shall be specified by stating the distance in metres from the reference point. Options for setting the reference point are: -
inside the face of the wall of the starting node
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soffit springing line of the end of the pipeline length inside the starting node
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centre of the starting manhole or inspection chamber
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the midpoint of the incoming and outgoing pipes, measured along the channel
The measurement unit is metres …
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Reference point for drains and sewers ► inside face of the wall of the starting node, this is usually the start of the pipe
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Stationing ► starts with 0.0 m
(Image: Determination of the reference point) This regulation also applies to pipe sections projecting into manholes (projecting connection). In this case, the length of the projecting pipe section must be measured in order to determine the position of the inspection start (reference point) (see …
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Where observations continue over a length of > 1 m ► "continuous observation" required using: The start and end points of different continuous observations require supplementary numerical labels (A1...An - B1...Bn). When a continuous observation changes in quantification and/or circumferential location, this shall be recorded by repeating the continuous observation …
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Each observation must be described by a main code comprising three letters and additional information. No observation may be recorded without using one of these codes! (Image: Structural sections) B
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The 2nd letter indicates the group assignment. There is a distinction between four groups:
Fabric of the pipeline |
Operation of the pipeline |
Inventory codes |
Other codes |
⇒ A |
⇒ B |
⇒ C |
⇒ D |
(Image: Fissure (BAB) with complex cracking (C)) |
(Image: Vermin (rats) in a sewer) |
(Image: Point repair – Code BCB (localised lining of pipe (B))) |
(Image: Flow from incoming pipe – Code BDE (the wastewater flowing from the incoming pipe is coloured (D))) |
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The 3rd letter indicates details of codes relating to the fabric of the pipeline, to the operation of the pipeline as well as details of inventory codes and details of other codes.
Details of codes relating to the fabric of the pipeline (observation) |
Details of codes relating to the operation of the pipeline (observation) |
Details of inventory Codes |
Details of other codes |
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A → Deformation
B → Cracking
C → Pipe break / collapse
D → Defective masonry |
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Description |
Code |
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1st letter: type of object |
Sewer |
B |
2nd letter: group assignment |
Fabric of the sewer |
A |
3rd letter: observation |
Fissure |
B |
(Image: Longitudinal cracks )
Code |
Characterisation |
Quantification |
Circumferential location |
Joint |
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BAB |
B |
A |
2 mm |
12 |
A |
BAB |
B |
A |
2 mm |
09 |
A |
BAB |
B |
A |
2 mm |
04 |
A |
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