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Immediately behind the socket, the 6 m long<br />

ductile iron pipes each require a pile-mounted<br />

support carrying a cradle of in-situ concrete. A<br />

1 cm thick supporting neoprene lining was inset<br />

into the cradle to act as a sliding and protective<br />

layer for the vonRollgeoecopur pipes (Figs. 4<br />

and 5). Three piles also formed the foundations<br />

for each of the in-situ concrete inspection manholes<br />

(Fig. 6).<br />

The assembling of the DN 700 fully protected<br />

ductile iron pipes began at the lowest point<br />

of the new pipeline (at the “bottom” socket) to<br />

allow the pumped water to be fed straight into<br />

the new pipeline when the wellpoint equipment<br />

was changed over. Once again, there was a<br />

convincing demonstration to everyone involved<br />

of the ease of assembly of ductile iron pipes.<br />

Last winter, in 2011, the pipeline was laid without<br />

a break at very low temperatures of –10 °C<br />

(Fig. 7).<br />

The consulting engineers and the installing<br />

company were impressed to see how easily and<br />

quickly, and therefore how cost-effectively the<br />

work of assembling vonRollgeoecopur pipes<br />

is with the vonRollhydrotight push-in joints<br />

(Fig. 8). Using 90° tapping saddles, lateral inlets<br />

were very easy to connect in with no need for<br />

the PUR coating to be peeled off (Fig. 9).<br />

References<br />

[1] Wikipedia, Seeland (Switzerland)<br />

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seeland_<br />

(Switzerland)<br />

[2] Soil survey by Ingenieurbüro E.<br />

Hunziker, Ins<br />

[3] EN 598<br />

Ductile iron pipes, fittings, accessories and<br />

their joints for sewerage applications –<br />

Requirements and test methods<br />

2007 + A1:2009<br />

[4] SIA 190; SN 533190: 2000-07<br />

Kanalisationen; Leitungen, Normal- und<br />

Sonder bauwerke<br />

2000-07-01<br />

[5] EN 15655<br />

Ductile iron pipes, fittings and accessories.<br />

Internal polyurethane lining for pipes and<br />

fittings.<br />

Requirements and test methods<br />

2009<br />

[6] EN 15189<br />

Ductile iron pipes, fittings and accessories.<br />

External polyurethane coating for pipes.<br />

Requirements and test methods<br />

2006<br />

Author<br />

Dipl.-Ing. Roger Saner<br />

vonRoll hydro (Suisse) ag<br />

Von Roll-Strasse 24<br />

4702 Oensingen, Switzerland<br />

phone: +41 (0)62 / 3 88 12 37<br />

E-mail: roger.saner@vonroll-hydro.ch<br />

Client<br />

fenaco<br />

Areale und Technik<br />

Martin Beutler<br />

Erlachstrasse 5<br />

3001 Berne, Switzerland<br />

phone: +41 (0) 58 / 4 34 03 01<br />

E-mail: martin.beutler@fenaco.com<br />

Consulting engineers/planners<br />

BSB + Partner<br />

Ingenieure und Planer<br />

Simon Friedli<br />

Von Roll-Strasse 29<br />

4702 Oensingen, Switzerland<br />

phone: +41 (0) 62 / 3 88 38 38<br />

E-mail: simon.friedli@bsb-partner.ch<br />

Builders/pipeline installers<br />

F. Gugger AG<br />

Pascal Ackermann<br />

Gampelenstrasse 71<br />

3232 Ins, Switzerland<br />

phone: +41 (0)32 / 3 13 19 12<br />

E-mail: info@gugger-ag.ch<br />

DUCTILE IRON PIPE SYSTEMS 23

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