Pipe Rehabilitation

Plant CIPP Lining

Plant CIPP Lining

Scope

Michels rehabilitated 2,087 feet of a 24-inch sewer system inside an industrial plant that played a key role in the production of smokeless powder during World War I.

Michels used steam to cure the liner. Michels also applied geopolymer and epoxy spray liners to rehabilitate a manhole and a vault.

Projects

Michels used cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) liners to rehabilitate sewer and water lines.

Pipe Rehabilitation

Sewer Relining

Wisconsin

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Sewer Relining

Michels installs a 39-inch cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) liner to rehabilitate a sewer line.

Pipe Rehabilitation

1-MN-341 Interceptor Rehabilitation

Minnesota

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1-MN-341 Interceptor Rehabilitation

Pipe Rehabilitation

New Haven Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation

Connecticut

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New Haven Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation

Michels used geopolymer mortar to rehabilitate 1,800 feet of 90-inch sanitary sewer pipe.

Pipe Rehabilitation

Lucas County Interceptor Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation

Ohio

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Lucas County Interceptor Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation

Michels rehabilitated a deteriorating corrugated metal pipe culvert under a busy roadway. Michels prepared the walls and floor and completed the spray application of 3-inch Millikin Geospray geopolymer mortar to the 128-inch-by-73-inch-by-75-foot culvert. In total, 68,000 pounds of material was mixed and applied.

Pipe Rehabilitation

Palos Hills Culvert Rehabilitation

Illinois

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Palos Hills Culvert Rehabilitation

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