Inserted Hoses lining Service
Pipeline Internal Rehabilitation Project
Pipeline Service
Inserted Hoses (IH) Trenchless Rehabilitation Technology is an advanced method that installs a high-pressure continuous composite hose inside existing metal pipelines, creating a durable “pipe-within-a-pipe” composite structure. During operation, the flexible hose tightly adheres to the host pipe wall.
Key Applications:
- Repair of high-pressure corroded pipelines in oilfields
- Renewal of municipal water supply lines
- Rehabilitation of thermal pipelines
- Repair of industrial/mining water pipelines
- Gas pipeline repair or pressure upgrade projects
Characteristics and Applications of Internal Pipeline Rehabilitation
Pipeline Service
Key Features:
- Corrosion Resistance: Non-metallic materials provide excellent chemical resistance
- Pressure Capacity: Withstands 1.6 MPa working pressure (4.8 MPa burst pressure)
- Rapid Installation: 300-400 meters/hour construction speed
- Bend Navigation: Passes through 5D radius (90°) elbows without segmentation
- Diameter Range: DN50-DN1200 pipeline rehabilitation
- Long-Distance Capability: Single-pass installation up to 5km continuous length
Primary Applications:
- High-pressure corroded pipeline repair in oilfields
- Municipal water supply line renewal
- Thermal pipeline rehabilitation
- Industrial/mining water pipe repair
- Gas pipeline restoration and pressure upgrades
Pipe Insertion Lining Rehabilitation Technology
Pipeline Service
Industry Challenges
Pipelines in oil/gas and chemical industries frequently suffer from internal wear, corrosion, and breaches – causing production downtime and environmental contamination.
Technology Advantage
This trenchless rehabilitation method repairs pipelines without dismantling, eliminating:
- Production stoppages
- Environmental risks
Technical Process
The pipe insertion method is a high-efficiency solution for aging pipelines:
- HDPE/HDPO/composite hoses are swaged (temporarily reduced in diameter)
- Inserted into host pipes
- Memory effect allows liner to re-expand, creating a tight “pipe-in-pipe” bond
