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Certification and Training Class For CIPP and AIPPR Methods

Training Host Speaker Welcome Speaker Background Company Experience (both AIPPR and CIPP) Introduce Attendees Introduce Speaker Company Background Welcome and Introductions

CIPP PROCESS HISTORY  1971 in London, England by a man named Eric Wood.  Tasked with repairing an 8’ diameter brick sewer. History  Found that the glue used to hold the materials in place was the • CIPP Lateral Lining best solution but needed a fabric to hold the glue in place until it cured.  Still in operation and tested at 40 ‐ year mark still had original structural strength as the day it was installed!

CIPP OPTIONS  Pull In Place  Tank History  Inversion Tower  CHIP / MaxLiner Gun • CIPP Lateral Lining  Quik ‐ Shot™ System *Step by steps of all options are in our customer area on our web site.

Question  Who invented CIPP? Or what year did it get invented? #1

Advantages of Lateral Lining:  Cost ‐ effective.  Commercial & residential. Why USE  No ‐ Dig Solution Lateral Lining  Eliminates unpleasant Method?? on ‐ site surprises. • Advantages  Eliminates environmental damage.  Easy to use  Cover up cracks, corrosion, and leaks.  Repair in a few hours.

Applications:  Residential laterals. Where to use  Drainage pipes. Lateral Lining  Roof drainage pipes. Method  Storm drains.  Plumbing stacks. • Applications Installation:  Through basement drains.  Cleanouts.  Small excavation.

System Capabilities:  3” to 8” diameters.  Lengths of 0 ‐ 300 LF and longer. When can you  Bends up to 90 degrees. use the  Spot repairs Lateral Lining Method Can be used in:  Vitrified Clay  Concrete  Cast Iron  PVC  ABS

Compliant with the following codes  ASTM Governing  ANSI  IAPMO Documents &  ICC Approvals Various Agency Approvals  Greenbook  Municipal Book  Plumbing Codes  Building & Safety *On our website in Customer Area *In YOUR booklet

Key Areas to take note of… F 1216 ‐ 16 *In YOUR booklet – Pg 2 ‐ 9

Design Life 50 years *In YOUR booklet – pg 10 ‐ 12

Flow Study • See your Booklet for: • Flow 3x3.0mm • Flow 4x3.0mm • Flow 4x4.5mm • Flow 6x3.0mm • Flow 6x4.5mm *In YOUR booklet – pg 13 ‐ 18

Chemical Resistance w/ Quik ‐ Pox Epoxy Example + unaltered * discoloration 0 softening ‐ destroyed *In YOUR booklet pg. 19 ‐ 21

Question  What is the life span of CIPP pipe? #2

Quik ‐ Pox Resins: Resin and 4 to 1 ratio  Epoxy Resin – No VOC’s Lining  Polyester Resin – Cheapest Materials but smells  Vinyl Ester – Styrene Smell www.quik ‐ pox.com ‐ SDS *In YOUR booklet – pg 22

Lining material is the vehicle used to hold the resin in place during the wet out and curing process. THAT IS ITS ONLY JOB. Types of Liner Material – In Sample Packet TYPES of  Finest PU coated polyester needle felt. CIPP Lining  W/Wo Scrim Material  3 ‐ 12” diameter available  Transition Liners  Next Gen Liner – Navigates Bends

Calibration Tube: What does Cal Tube do? Why its different colors? Calibration Tube (Cal Tube)  Orange  Clear  Green  Yellow  Pre ‐ Liner

Question  What is the cheapest resin? #3

After Lining Process. Curing Lateral Curing Process Times: Lining  Ambient Cure (air) – takes 4 ‐ 12 hours.  Heat Cure – takes approximately 1 hour.

Question  How long does an ambient cure take? #4

From time to time you will be asked by a government agency or a design engineer to provide data or justification for installing CIPP products to their sewer systems. The City Book and Approvals In your booklet for your use: Pg ‐ 23 ‐ 24: Municipal Book Pg. 25: Los Angeles Approval Pg. 26 ‐ 28 : Letters to provide agency

SUGGESTED RESALE DISCUSSION • Going rate for CIPP Lateral Lining • How do I sell this?

Step by Step Includes the following Check List: Pipe Lining • Before Leaving for the Job • Preparation at the Job Site Supply Provides • Preparing the Liner • Remote Starts you with • Knot Instructions detailed Step • Mixing Resin • Impregnating Liner bySteps • InstallingCalibration Tube • Curing *Step by steps of all options are in our customer area on our web site.

Questions & Answers on CIPP Manufacturer and Supplier To The Drain Cleaning & Plumbing Industries

This concludes the CIPP Lateral Lining portion of class. Short Break  We will now have a 15 ‐ minute break. After break we will discuss the AIPPR Coating Process.

APPLIED IN PLACE PIPE REHABILITATION (AIPPR) • Mid 1800s ‐ Indoor plumbing started. History • 1930s ‐ The last of outdoor plumbing. • AIPPR Coating • More fixtures and venting creates a maze of pipe in the walls, ceilings and floors of buildings.

AIPPR (Applied in Place Pipe Rehabilitation) F or repairing cracked broken or leaking small diameter residential and commercial service laterals. Coating Method • About AIPPR Options:  IST  Picote  Quik ‐ Coating System

Advantages of Coating:  Cost ‐ effective rehabilitation of small diameter pipes.  Used in industrial, commercial Coating Method and residential areas. •  No need to tear into walls. Advantages  Easy to use.  Fits in small spaces.  Repair in a few hours.

Question  What does AIPPR stand for? #5

Applications:  Roof drainage pipes and collectors.  Storm drains.  Residential or Commercial Coating Method floor drainage pipes. • Applications  Plumbing stacks.  Any drain, waste and vent (DWV).  Horizontal or vertical pipes.  Conduits.

Quik ‐ Coating System Capabilities: Coating Method  Poly Urea Resin (1 to 1 ratio)  5 Minute dry time between coats • System Capabilities  1 ½” pipe to 8“

Extending Pipe Life for 50+ Years!  Compliant with the following codes  IPC Coating Method  IRC • Approvals  UPC  Compliance with the following standards  IAPMO (IGC 351 ‐ 2018a)  ICC (PMG ‐ 1485) *In YOUR booklet – pg. 29 ‐ 45

Assessment: • Proper evaluation is KEY. • Use a CCTV Camera Inspection System. Coating Method • Assessment Consider all options.  Coating only.  Coating and patching.  Rip out and replace.

Cleaning Process:  High Speed Cable Machine  Cable with Drill Coating Method • High Speed Cleaning Machine Cleaning is KEY

Companion Tools:  Chain Knocker  Sanders  Whips Coating Method  Clutch • Companion Tools  Cables All available in various sizes. ** Brush, Flush, and Dry

This is a proprietary resin is a two part 1:1 mixed resin!  Set time in 10 to 30 seconds.  Fully cures in 5 minutes. Coating Method  Each layer results in 0.5mm per coat. • P0ly Urea Resin  24 hours before completely hardened.  A typical 4” pipe 50’ in length with turns and tie ‐ ins will take about an hour.

Pipe Size Minimum Maximum mm mm 1.25” 1.0 2.0  The UPC IGC 351 ‐ 18 1.50” 1.1 2.2 standard • Minimum and maximum Coating Method 2.00” 1.9 3.8 thicknesses for different • Calculating Thickness pipe diameters. 3.00” 2.4 4.8 • Weighing Resin – before 4.00” 2.8 5.6 and after 6.00” 3.3 6.6 8.0” 3.8 7.6

Question  What is the average cure time between each coat of Poly Urea Resin? #6

Step by Step Includes the following Check List: Pipe Lining • Before Leaving for the Job • Equipment List Supply Provides • List of Supplies • Preparation of Job Site you with • Steps to Coat detailed Step *Step by steps of all options are in bySteps our customer area on our web site.

SUGGESTED RESALE DISCUSSION • Going rate for AIPPR Pipe Coating • How do I sell this? • FAQ’s in the customer area for your use.

Final Results Coating Method Extending your pipe life 50+ years.

 www.pipeliningsupply.com  Resin Demand Calculators  Customer Area  SDS Web Site Tools  Approvals  Best Practices Password to customer area: Customer

1. Go to https://pipeliningsupply.com/demand ‐ calculator/ on phone or computer Resin Demand Online Calculator https://pipeliningsupply.co m/demand ‐ calculator/ 2. Enter your values…Instant Results!!

1. Go to https://pipeliningsupply.com/coating ‐ resin ‐ calculator/ on phone or computer Resin Demand Online Calculator for Coating https://pipeliningsupply.co m/coating ‐ resin ‐ calculator/ 2. Enter your values…Instant Results!!

Hands On CIPP:  Set ‐ Up of jobsite  Cleaning the pipe  Measuring length of liner.  Wet out and calibration of liner thickness.  Installation of liner and calibration tube.  Curing Demo Portion  Jobsite cleanup • CIPP Hands On AIPPR: • AIPPR  Set up  Inspection and Cleaning  Testing the resin  Applying and curing resin  Cleaning brushes  Cleanup of jobsite and equipment

Questions & Answers Manufacturer and Supplier To The Drain Cleaning & Plumbing Industries