14,400 ft (4,400 m)
Total Length
36 in (1,000 mm), 42 in (1,100 mm) & 60 in (1,600 mm)
Diameter
Pipe Length 40 ft (12 m)
Key feature
Construction was primarily completed using open-cut methods, while pipeline segments located in critical areas were installed inside steel casings to protect utility lines from potential damage caused by construction activities, natural elements, and soil movement. FRP pipes manufactured using the Continuous-Filament-Wound (CFW) process in multiple diameters – DN36, DN42 and DN60 (DN1000, DN1100, and DN1600) - were supplied with an FRP coupling pre-assembled on each pipe, facilitating installation on site.
A key feature of our supply on this project is the use of 40-foot long (12-meter) pipe sections. These extended lengths significantly reduce the number of joints, which not only enhances system reliability, but also streamlines the overall installation process. Fewer joints mean faster assembly, reduced labor time, and lower material costs, making the project more efficient and cost-effective from both a construction and long-term maintenance perspective.
A significant logistical achievement on this project was the timely delivery of a large volume of materials. The initial shipment was successfully delivered under 6 weeks from the receipt of the order, demonstrating strong coordination and supply chain efficiency. Subsequent deliveries for the remainder of the project were completed within an 8 to 10-week timeframe, ensuring a steady and reliable flow of materials to the site. This efficient delivery schedule was crucial to maintaining the overall project timeline, enabling continuous progress without costly delays or interruptions.
We’re proud to have contributed to support future growth in the area!
