Infiltration and Inflow (I/I) ControlLowering Costs and Stabilizing Pipes Decreasing the total...
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Lowering Costs and Stabilizing Pipes Decreasing the total amount of I/I in your wastewater system is equal to increasing your total system capacity. Michels uses chemical grout to seal systems and fill void areas around the structure. The results? • Elimination of excess water • Lower overall water treatment costs • Reduced sanitary sewer overflows (SSO) • Pipe Stabilization • Elimination of sinkholes, shifting, broken pipes and collapses Holistic Approach: Michels addresses all four points of possible I/I entry: Mainlines, laterals, lateral connections and manholes. Using both the injection and packer methods, we can seal pipes and structures from 6 inches to 108 inches in diameter. Certified Technicians: Our experienced grouters have achieved the 300-level Certified Grouting Technician recognition for the application of AV-100 and acrylamide grouts through Avanti International. CIPP and Grout Work Together: Cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining extends the structural integrity of the pipe system while grouting seals the lateral connections and utility manhole interface. In combination, these trenchless technologies renew the pipe system and provide a proven, watertight solution. Michels crews perform both services. Michels Corporation | 817 Main Street, PO Box 128 Brownsville, WI | 920.583.3132 | www.michels.us Infiltration is Costly Unnecessary treatment of I/I costs more than you know. Check the math: If you have a 300 lf section of 8-inch pipe with 100 joints and 20 percent are leaking at a rate of 1 gallon per minute, your water inflow is 1,200 gallons per hour or 28,000 gallons per day. Over an entire year, your excess water intake will be 10,512,000 gallons. With a treatment cost of $2 per 1,000 gallons, treating the excess water will cost $28,500 per year or $285,000 per decade. Grouting Methods • Curtain grouting of lift stations and structures • Flood injection grouting • Lateral connection grouting • Long-span flexible packer (LSFP) grouting • Mainline packer injection, test and seal • Push packer test and seal Related Services • CIPP lining • Digital CCTV inspection • Utility manhole rehabilitations • Geospatial system inspections V1.20 Infiltration and Inflow (I/I) Control AA/EOE/M/W/Vet/Disability
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Lowering Costs and Stabilizing Pipes Decreasing the total amount of I/I in your wastewater system is equal to increasing your total system capacity. Michels uses chemical grout to seal systems and fill void areas around the structure. The results? • Elimination of excess water• Lower overall water treatment costs• Reduced sanitary sewer overflows (SSO)• Pipe Stabilization• Elimination of sinkholes, shifting, broken pipes and
collapses
Holistic Approach: Michels addresses all four points of possible I/I entry: Mainlines, laterals, lateral connections and manholes. Using both the injection and packer methods, we can seal pipes and structures from 6 inches to 108 inches in diameter.
Certified Technicians: Our experienced grouters have achieved the 300-level Certified Grouting Technician recognition for the application of AV-100 and acrylamide grouts through Avanti International.
CIPP and Grout Work Together: Cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining extends the structural integrity of the pipe system while grouting seals the lateral connections and utility manhole interface. In combination, these trenchless technologies renew the pipe system and provide a proven, watertight solution. Michels crews perform both services.
Michels Corporation | 817 Main Street, PO Box 128 Brownsville, WI | 920.583.3132 | www.michels.us
Infiltration is CostlyUnnecessary treatment of I/I costs more than you know. Check the math: If you have a 300 lf section of 8-inch pipe with 100 joints and 20 percent are leaking at a rate of 1 gallon per minute, your water inflow is 1,200 gallons per hour or 28,000 gallons per day. Over an entire year, your excess water intake will be 10,512,000 gallons. With a treatment cost of $2 per 1,000 gallons, treating the excess water will cost $28,500 per year or $285,000 per decade.
Grouting Methods
• Curtain grouting of lift stations and structures
• Flood injection grouting
• Lateral connection grouting
• Long-span flexible packer (LSFP) grouting
• Mainline packer injection, test and seal
• Push packer test and seal
Related Services
• CIPP lining
• Digital CCTV inspection
• Utility manhole rehabilitations
• Geospatial system inspections
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