Conventional (traditional) construction:

• In open trenches without bedding and filling according to EN 1610, EN 1046, EN 12327, EN 12007-2 (does not apply to soil-filled in around the pipe)

Alternative installation techniques:

• Laying into the soil with a plough or a milling cuter according to EN 1610, EN 1046, EN 12327, EN 12007-2 (does not apply to soil-filled around the pipe)
• Horizontal directional drilling according to EN 12889, EN 14457

           
HORIZONTAL DIRECTIONAL DRILLING is used for the construction of new or the reconstruction of old pipelines. The old pipelines can remain fully functional during the reconstruction. Only short term interruptions of work may occur in order to perform new connections. The use of this method is suitable for areas where trench works must be avoided due to, for instance: water bodies, roads and railroads, squares, buildings, etc.

• Drawing into the old pipe (relining) according to EN 12889, EN 14457

           
RELINING method is used for the reconstruction of old pipelines. ULTRASTRESS pipe with a slightly smaller diameter is drawn into the old pipe. This method is used in several cases of reconstruction. Only the beginning of the pipeline span has to be reconstructed and junctions of the pipe are excavated during the works.

• Burst lining according to EN 12889, EN 14457

           
BURST LINING is used if the old pipeline is heavily deformed or its diameter does not conform with the new requirements. A hydraulic burst head is used as the guide, which builds the way for the new pipe. The specific nature of the method permits the drawing in of a pipe of the same diameter or larger than the existing one. Advantages of the method:

1. Reconstruction of easily bursting pipes made of materials like ceramic, concrete, cast iron, polymer, steel, etc. is possible.
2. The flow rate parameters of the new pipe are higher or equal to the throughput capacity of the reconstructed pipe (drawing in of a pipe with a larger diameter is possible).
3. Compact equipment permits operation in restricted conditions

Pipe welding operations:

Buttfusion jointing should be carried out according to ISO 12176-1 standard requirement. Electrofusion jointing should be carried out according to ISO 12176-2 standard requirements.

• Conforms to PAS1075 type 3*
• Dimensions of the pipe conform to EN 12201
• Core pipe from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), type PE100-RC
• Peelable protective layer from polypropylene (PP)
• Protective layer thickness: ~10% of the thickness of the core pipe wall thickness
• Green stripes identify additional PP protective layer
• Following ISO/TR 10358 and ISO/TR 7620, the pipes and fittings possess chemical resistance between pH 2 (acid) and pH 12 (alkaline)

EVOPIPES PIPE CLASSIFICATION ACCORDING TO PAS* 1075 

* PAS = Publicly Available Specification serves as an addition to the existing system of normative acts and directives and refers to polyethylene pipes that are intended for installation using alternative construction methods.

Type 1 – monolith wall pipe made of PE100 – RC material.

Type 2 – 2 layer pipe made of PE100 – RC material, 10% VISIO layer, 90% base layer.

Type 3 – monolith wall pipe made of PE100 – RC material with polypropylene (PP) protective layer, the green lines identify additional protective layer.

Pipe dimensions: