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<strong>Technology</strong>/Method Fold -and - Form PVC/ Therm<strong>of</strong>ormed<br />

Installation<br />

Methodology<br />

High pressure water jet and CCTV inspect the line be<strong>for</strong>e installing liner. Heat<br />

the coil <strong>of</strong> folded flat AM-Liner II in the trailer until it is flexible enough to<br />

uncoil and pull through the shaping device and into the host pipe. Shaping<br />

device located at entrance to host pipe, or alternatively on back <strong>of</strong> heating trailer.<br />

High pressure water hose from cleaning truck is connected to the water spray<br />

nozzle assembly on the shaping device. The liner is pulled from the reel, the end<br />

(3 feet) folded over, and holes drilled <strong>for</strong> attachment <strong>of</strong> the pulling cable. The<br />

liner is then winched through the shaping device, after flow <strong>of</strong> water to the spray<br />

nozzles is started. The liner is pulled until it arrives at the downstream pit<br />

(manhole) and is brought to street level. The liner is cut at street level at both<br />

ends, leaving several feet <strong>of</strong> extra liner <strong>for</strong> stress relief. Steam is applied to the<br />

liner from the upstream free end. The pressure in the liner is controlled with the<br />

release <strong>of</strong> steam at the downstream end. A temperature <strong>of</strong> 200 o F is maintained<br />

<strong>for</strong> the predetermined length <strong>of</strong> time. The cooling process is begun by switching<br />

from steam to compressed air. The pressure is maintained <strong>for</strong> 30 minutes after<br />

the liner has cooled to 80 o F. The pressure is released and the ends trimmed. The<br />

liner is CCTV inspected and service connections reinstated robotically.<br />

QA/QC Field samples collected per ASTM F1867, Section 7.3. Leakage test after cool<br />

down, and be<strong>for</strong>e reinstatement <strong>of</strong> connections.<br />

IV. Operation and <strong>Main</strong>tenance Requirements<br />

O&M Needs None identified.<br />

Repair Requirements<br />

<strong>for</strong> Rehabilitated<br />

Sections<br />

None identified.<br />

V. Costs<br />

Key Cost Factors Not available.<br />

Case Study Costs Not cost competitive with CIPP above 12”<br />

VI. Data Sources<br />

References AM-Liner Data Sheet, AM-Liner II General Specification (Aug. 16, 2005), AM-<br />

Liner Installation Procedure (10/05)<br />

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