SLIDE 10 Process and Standards Team- No Dig Tech
- No Dig Blueprint project has been in place in South-West region of
STW account since August
- Principle of project was to prove hypothesis that no dig technology
can be used for reactive sewer repairs and not just planned works
- Results so far have been promising. 52.1% of examples reviewed
can be delivered using no dig technology. Current performance is just 5%.
- Based on current rates with client, patch repairs are actually more
commercially advantageous to Amey than a conventional dig.
- Amey STW has also introduced a cutting tool to allow us to cut
concrete from pipes. This is becoming more common and the pipes are often close to, or underneath, buildings. The cutting tool removes concrete quickly and efficiently with minimal distribution
- The finished product will be a case study and a suite of
recommendations to be adopted by all of our waste water accounts
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Here, a robotic cutting tool turned a conventional dig into a patch repair