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Efficient and Sustainable Pipe Rehabilitation through the Installation of Pre-Shaped Pipes Using the Close-Fit Method
The close-fit method with pre-shaped PE pipes is a highly efficient and sustainable pipe rehabilitation method for old drinking water pipes.

Plastic Pipe Systems for Successful Risk Management in the Water Industry
In Germany, the water sector is considered critical infrastructure, the failure or impairment of which would lead to long-term supply bottlenecks and significant disruptions to public life.

Roth: New Drinking Water Interconnection Line
Stadtwerke Roth has begun the Installation of a new drinking water network pipeline from the Roth waterworks to secure the drinking water supply in the long term.

Monitored Drinking Water Transmission Pipeline in Lichtenfels
Supply and operational reliability have absolute priority for Stadtwerke Lichtenfels. When constructing a new drinking water pipeline through impassable and difficult-to-access terrain using trench-reduced and trenchless installation methods, they therefore used the fully monitored egeplast SLM® DCS pipe system – for maximum safety.

Close-Fit Lining in Hötensleben: Esders Pipeline Service Rehabilitates Main Water Pipeline
During the rehabilitation of the main water pipe in Hötensleben, the local water supplier and wastewater disposal company TAV Börde faced major challenges. Due to the demanding route and narrow access roads, the egeplast ege-Liner® was used in Close-Fit-Lining – an efficient and environmentally friendly solution.

New High-Pressure Interconnector in Stralsund
To improve the stability of its own gas network, the network operator SWS Netze GmbH in Stralsund is investing in a new high-pressure interconnector. This pipeline connects the Stralsund West and East transfer stations and aims to ensure a more balanced utilization between both stations in the future.

Modernization of the Water Network in East Ruston
In Eastern England, egeplast UK is making a significant contribution to the extensive modernization of the water network in East Ruston, near Norwich, England. This nearly €13.5 million project is the first collaboration between egeplast UK and the client Anglian Water, and it will secure the water supply for 5,000 people in the long term…

New Drinking Water Pipeline between the Swedish Towns of Frösön and Fannbyn
In the first half of 2023, the Swedish municipality of Östersund laid an 8 km long water pipeline between the old ferry port in Frösön and Sunne. A complex project, as the pipeline had to be laid through the completely frozen Lake Storsjön. The Extena pressure pipe made of polyethylene PE 100-RC, which is also…

egeplast SLA® in Grenchen: Section of Drinking Water Supply Successfully Rehabilitated
In Grenchen, Switzerland, another rehabilitation of the drinking water pipes took place. In order to guarantee the protection of the drinking water, the client SWG relied on egeplast SLA® Barrier Pipe pipes.

Sustainable and Secure Transport of Spoil Heap Brine Solutions
Durable, corrosion and abrasion resistant, and fully monitored – these were the requirements set by LMBV (Lausitzer und Mitteldeutsche Bergbauverwaltungsgesellschaft) for a new 13.5 km long brine transport pipeline from Menteroda to the central brine storage basin in Wipperdorf.

Extreme Weather Events as a New Challenge for Underground Infrastructures
Droughts, floods, and other extreme weather events are increasingly presenting us with new challenges. egeNews reported in issue 11/2022. The safe transport of drinking water and wastewater is also becoming more complex and prone to disruption. With the intelligent pipe systems SLA® Barrier Pipe, SLM® DCS, and 3L Leak Control, egeplast offers reliable solutions.

New Water Supply for Hong Kong Government Building – Rapid Rehabilitation in Confined Spaces Thanks to egeplast egeLiner®
The renewal of the water pipes for a government building in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region presented the responsible parties with particular challenges: a very tight deadline of only four weeks, severe spatial restrictions, and freight times that could not be precisely calculated as an additional risk factor.

SLA® in Norway: Rehabilitation of the Main Water Supply from Stavanger City Center to the Hundvåg District
To ensure the drinking water supply for the 14,000 residents of Stavanger's Hundvåg district, the rehabilitation of the main water supply became necessary. The city administration opted for the diffusion-tight egeplast SLA® Barrier Pipe. Although the Installation was initially planned using the burstlining method through an existing cast iron pipe, a change to Open Trench…

Prague: Rehabilitation of Steel Gas Pipelines with egeLiner®
Europe faces the challenge of renovating and modernizing its old and often dilapidated gas supply pipelines.

Renewal of the Water Pipe under the River Dee Estuary – Ensuring the Water Supply for over Three Million People
With the renewal of a two-kilometer-long water pipeline for Welsh Water, which had to be installed trenchless under the River Dee estuary and routed through heavily contaminated soil, egeplast UK successfully completed a challenging project for the British water industry.

Green Innovation Project in Monaco: Custom Egeplast Solution for a Gigantic Thalassothermal Plant
Already known as a pioneer in thalassothermy, Monaco has set new standards with its latest project for reducing CO2 emissions. Through a 1.4 km long pipe system, seawater can be pumped up from a depth of 80 m and used to operate air conditioning or heating systems – a project complex in many respects...

Egeplast Pipe Systems are H2ready
The Gas Technology Institute DBI gGmbH in Freiberg (DBI) has awarded egeplast the H2ready warranty mark for the egeplast 90 10® RC and egeplast SLM® 3.0 gas pipes, following the completion of tests and submission of all relevant documents.

“the Northwest is Increasingly Thirsty.” – a Superlative Project Secures the Water Supply
To secure the water supply for people in the region, the Oldenburgisch-Ostfriesische Wasserverband (OOWV) is building a new drinking water transport pipeline.

SLM® DCS Enables Safe Transport of Treated Drinking Water in the Municipality of Aspach
To improve the drinking water supply, a transmission pipeline for treated drinking water was laid in Aspach – partly without sand bedding using open-cut construction, and partly using the trenchless drilling method.

Plowing with GPS
Using controlled plow laying, IFK has installed numerous drinking water and wastewater pipes trenchlessly in the Czech Republic.

Secure Pipe Systems – Advantages of Modern PE Pipes
PE pipe systems have been in use for 70 years now. Experience shows that suitable pipe systems made of PE material can be operated reliably and economically for many decades within their operational limits with correct Installation and assembly.

Pipe Bursting in Esslingen
Esslingen municipal utility rehabilitated an old cast iron pipeline trenchlessly using burstlining. They were able to significantly reduce effort and costs compared to traditional rehabilitation methods. Due to the high requirements, they used the egeplast SLM® DCT pipe system with integrated quality inspection.

Egeplast egeMDR Socket Pressure Pipe System in 3r
For many decades, socket connections have been a proven pipe connection technology in drinking water supply and a practical alternative to welding. In the current issue of 3R (01-02|2020), the egeplast egeMDR PE socket pressure pipe system with REINOGRIP push-fit socket from Reinert-Ritz is closely examined, using the example of Stadtwerke Sundern.

SLA® Barrier Pipe für industrielle Mineralwasser-Abfüllanlage
Nahe Lyon (Frankreich) hat das Unternehmen Orangina Suntory eine Doppelleitung für Mineralwasser verlegt, um die 6,5 km entfernte Quelle zu erreichen.

Heißes Mineralwasser in Bulgarien
Für eine neue Hauptversorgungsleitung hat die Stadt Dewin erstmalig das egeplast Rohrsystem egeTherm® High-T eingesetzt.

Neuer Düker unter dem Oder-Havel-Kanal in Oranienburg
Zur Sicherstellung der Ver- und Entsorgung des Oranienburger Stadtteils Lehnitz, einer sich stark entwickelnden Kreisstadt nördlich von Berlin, unterquerten die Stadtwerke den Oder-Havel-Kanal mit gleich zehn Leitungen.
