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Client | Central Irrigation Trust |
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Date | 2016 |
Client: Central Irrigation Trust
Date: 2016
Exact Contracting was engaged by Central Irrigation Trust (C.I.T.) to replace the existing 1960’s asbestos cement pipeline network in the Sunlands North and South District of Waikerie, South Australia. The pump station located on the Murray River provides potable water to 278 irrigators, 2 industrial customers and 175 domestic customers. Due to the deterioration and age of the pipework the Sunlands Pipeline Replacement Project (SPRP) was created to decommission the Asbestos Cement (AC) pipe whilst minimising the outage of the potable water supply to the Sunlands community. It was important to keep the supply constant due to the high demand of water that the irrigators and domestic houses required during all phases of the project. A total of approximately 31km of pipe was installed with the diameters in the networks ranging between 525mm and 25mm. The pipe material consisted of Glass fibre Reinforced Plastics (GRP), Series 2 PVC-O and high pressure Polyethylene Pipe. Hydraulic modelling was carried out to determine the required pipe and irrigator outlet diameters in order to provide a minimum flow and pressure to the all of the 278 irrigators.
The projects works includes:
Client | Central Irrigation Trust |
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Date | 2016 |