IPWEAQ20 Partner Pre-Exhibition Brochure

IPWEAQ20 PARTNER PRE-EXHIBITION BROCHURE

Annual

CONFERENCE

Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre | 10 – 12 November 2020

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL

In the exciting leadup to #IPWEAQ20, we invite you to read about our Partners exhibiting at this year’s Annual Conference. Please be sure to visit their booths during the conference to discuss their products and services.

Recycled materials in Queensland’s roads The Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) is committed to the Queensland Government’s new Waste Management and Resource Recovery Strategy, particularly working towards a circular economy.

While research is continuing, many projects in TMR already identify ways to reduce waste and emissions to deliver sustainable infrastructure. This factsheet provides a snapshot of how TMR is using recycled materials to provide all Queenslanders with a cost effective and reliable road network.

Glass

10 20 to

% recycled glass

can be used in roads.

1.1

Crumb rubber million tyres

forecast to be saved from landfill

TMR is finding ways to use recycled crushed glass as a substitute for sand and aggregate in road materials. Up to 10 per cent can be used in asphalt bases and up to 20 per cent in gravel bases.

TMR is investigating the use of recycled glass in concrete, as bedding and backfill sand around pipes..

by June 2021.

Used tyres are recycled and processed into crumb rubber, which is blended into bitumen to be used in asphalt and sprayed seals.

Crumb rubber not only recycles old tyres, but can improve the longevity and performance of roads.

Hot-in-place Asphalt recycling (HIPAR)

Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement (RAP)

million m2 of pavement has been recycled

Up to

2

using HIPAR.

This results in very little waste being sent to landfill minimising consumption of new materials and impacts on traffic.

Reducing landfill

% RAP can be used in

new asphalt.

When asphalt is removed from existing roads it is processed into reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) material which can be incorporated back into new asphalt.

HIPAR removes, rejuvenates and relays existing asphalt in a single pass.

Cost savings

40

Protecting the environment and our lifestyle

The use of RAP provides cost savings, reduces our reliance on raw aggregate and bitumen, and diverts waste from landfill.

Network performance

Circular economy

Reducing emissions

Insitu stabilisation

6 000

Up to raw material

8 000

tonnes of

could be saved per km of road.

Insitu stabilisation of existing roads is undertaken by pulverising the road and mixing various stabilising agents (including cement, bitumen, fly ash and slag) which provides a strengthened rejuvenated pavement.

This results in very little waste sent to landfill without needing to consume new materials.

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Construction and demolition waste (C&D)

Rubblisation

st trial of rubblisation

in Queensland has been undertaken by TMR. Rubblisation and ‘crack and seat’ are used to rehabilitate and recycle existing concrete pavements.

This technique fractures the existing concrete pavement into small, interconnected pieces before a new road is constructed over the top.

Up to of waste

tonnes

diverted from landfill per kilometre

of road.

C&D waste is material recovered from construction and demolition sites such as concrete, brick and glass, and can be used as an alternative to natural aggregates and sand in road bases.

TMR is also investigating the use of C&D waste in concrete.

Fly ash and blast furnace slag

70

Up to % reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from the use of fly ash.

Fly ash and blast furnace slag are industrial wastes from coal fired power plants and steel production. These waste products can be used to replace up to 70 per cent of the cement used in pavements.

Up to 35 per cent of the cement used in structural concrete can be replaced with fly ash, up to 50 per cent with a combination of fly ash and slag, and 60 to 70 per cent with slag alone.

TMR is continually researching innovative technologies and using recycled materials to construct sustainable resilient infrastructure which benefits the environment, community, and economy.

Plastics in infrastructure TMR is investing in research to understand the opportunities for incorporating recycled plastics into road infrastructure. The research is considering long-term performance benefits for Queensland’s roads as well as the safety and sustainability of the environment and the community now and in the future.

TMR is exploring new opportunities for the use of recycled materials in earthworks, drainage and concrete, focusing on diverting waste from landfill and supporting a circular economy.

To learn more about how TMR is using recycled materials in our roads contact: E: tmr.techdocs@tmr.qld.gov.au W: www.tmr.qld.gov.au

Recycled materials such as glass, bottom ash from coal fired power plants and C&D waste have the potential to be used in these applications.

September 2020

This research is being undertaken as a collaboration between National Asset Centre of Excellence (NACOE) - a joint initiative between TMR and Australian Road Research Board, and Western Australian Road Research and Innovation Program.

Recycled materials in earthworks drainage and concrete

WB97R-8 EU Stage IV Engine

COMING IN 2021

RIGID BACKHOE LOADER

ENGINE POWER

OPERATING WEIGHT

BUCKET CAPACITY

75 kW / 101 HP @ 2.300 rpm

8.140 kg

1,03 m³ (Standard bucket)

Walk-Around

2

WB97R-8

Increased Efficiency and Environmental Performance Powerful and Environmentally Friendly NEW

NEW NEW NEW

• EU Stage IV engine • Up to 3% lower fuel consumption (vs. WB97R-5) • Viscous fan clutch • New monitoring system with Eco gauge and Eco guidance • SpeedUp loader logic

Safety First NEW NEW NEW NEW

Easy Maintenance NEW NEW

First-Class Comfort NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW

• Anti-burst valves for stabilizers, boom and arm (Standard) • Emergency engine stop switch • Seat belt caution indicator • Street mode function

• Multi-function monitor with high resolution 7” LCD color display • Air-suspended operator seat (Standard) • New ergonomic switch layout for the operator console • Dial type fuel control and electric accelerator pedal • New styling, state-of-the-art Komatsu design

• Easy refilling from ground level for hydraulic oil, AdBlue® and fuel • Maintenance information displayed on the monitor

Total versatility • Hydraulic side shift available • Flip over forks and pallet forks available • Quick couplers for the front and rear buckets

KOMTRAX NEW NEW

• Komatsu Wireless Monitoring System • 3G mobile communications • Increased operational data and fuel savings

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WAGNERS World Leaders in FRP Construction Wagners CFT

Sydney Melbourne Adelaide Toowoomba Brisbane Perth Auckland, NZ Wellington, NZ London, UK Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia USA UAE

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2

Wagners CFT Wagners CFT currently employs approximately 145 employees across multiple sectors and countries. The teams are supported by the technical, production and build teams from Australia via the internet and on the ground with our Business development team and engineering consultants. Wagners mandate is to provide high quality, long life infrastructure solutions and It is our intent that as the right business opportunities present themselves we will be expanding our operations team to meet our growing business and eventually encompassing a production facilities where required such as the new production facility in Texas, USA. Wagners have a number of high-profile projects on the horizon in Australia, NZ, UAE and the US. Wagners is a locally compliant entity within the countries that they operate in and is listed for taxes, revenue reporting, employment law and all other procedural requirements.

COVID-19 Wagners currently engages and complies with all local and government restrictions and regulations with regard to Covid-19. Wagners have a robust internal company policy with regard to Covid-19 safety measures across Wagner CFT and all segments of the Wagner Global Business. Wagners are in to delivering quality projects from tier one global contractors through to tier three local businesses. This model accompanied by acquiring local project managers will enable us to continue to deliver a quality product despite the Covid-19 travel restrictions. Wagners CFT has implemented a proactive Covid-19 management plan that includes temperature screening and shift separation to individual Wagner site separation, far exceeding the state mandated minimum requirements to ensure seamless production and service.

www.wagnerscft.co.nz

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Community Engagement and Conformance Wagners are a company constantly striving for continuous improvement it is for that reason that Wagners are engaged with SAI Global to ensure that we are ISO compliant for Health and Safety, Quality Assurance, and Environment.

Wagners recognize the role of the customary landowners and elder’s past and present and as such have a comprehensive Indigenous engagement policy that is applied wherever contracts are awarded. Wagners are a community focused company having sponsored Downs Rugby Senior A competition for many years and John and Jack Wagner are foundation board members of “It’s a bloke thing” A very successful prostate cancer initiative that has been rolled out to many local government bodies through workshops to raise awareness and engagement.

Wagners CFT Wagners Composite Fibre Technologies (CFT) started in 2002. Using a unique pull-winding process, our pioneering use of composite fibre and resin materials has led to supplying infrastructure not only around Australia but around the world. We have experienced growth ever since and gained global delivery capability with exports ranging from the USA, Canada, Malaysia, New Zealand, UK, Fiji and the United Arab Emirates among others.

We manufacture composite fibre material for use in the civil engineering construction industry.

CFT is credited with manufacturing and installing the world's first composite road bridge in a public road network and the first FRP clip-on pedestrian walkway/cycleway onto an existing bridge Wagners CFT products will not rot, rust, or corrode. The combination of our unique composite traits ensures superior strength-to-weight ratio, cost-effective and durable solutions for civil engineers, especially when facing environmentally sensitive areas or challenging terrain.

We are committed to manufacturing quality products and exceeding customer expectations. At Wagners, we deliver smarter outcomes for our customers ensuring the best value for money.

Options include a large range of products in a wide range of colours to suit aesthetic needs, full in-house design capability, pre-fabrication, and on-site installation.

www.wagnerscft.co.nz

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Partnership Wagners has a long-standing history of partnership with Councils, Contractors, and government, but just as importantly is our relationship with IPWEANZ and IPWEA (International) supporting design and innovation within the engineering and infrastructure contracting community. Wagners also has a long-standing tradition of supporting community programs as diverse as Prostate Cancer Awareness to sponsoring the Regional Rugby Union finals and representative team.

Design Considerations Max span vs Deflection - FRP offers a high strength, low maintenance alternative to traditional materials in both substructure and superstructure. While FRP does not have the young’s modulus of Steel or concrete, it performs exceptionally well in tension and compression. Far exceeding traditional materials of the same mass. FRP is corrosion free, has no moisture absorption. FRP does not leach toxic pesticides, preservatives, and antifungal chemicals such as Chromium, Arsenic and Copper. Whilst fire resistance is difficult to engineer for in environments with a plentiful supply of combustible material, FRP is highly resistant to fire, due to the simple fact that glass does not burn. These factors combined with ease of construction make it an ideal construction material for public infrastructure. The Wagner part of the equation is the many years of experience in design and installation, combined with a high level of quality assurance and testing specifically to give our end users peace of mind.

www.wagnerscft.co.nz

McCullough Rober tson and IP WEAQ Supporting Local Government in Queensland

As a firm that began in the Barcaldine Shire Council chambers in 1926, McCullough Robertson has a rich history of supporting our Local Government clients in Queensland as they enhance the communities that they serve.

Our clients span across Queensland and we are proud to provide specialist advice that is tailored to the nuances of our clients’ organisations and the challenges that they face.

KEY CONTACTS Sarah Hausler

Joseph Jones

mbradbury@mccullough.com.au

(IPWEAQ Board Member) 0422 180 132 shausler@mccullough.com.au

jjones@mccullough.com.au

Michael Rochester Partner

Tro y W e bb

B r i t t an y P a r k e r

mrochester@mccullough.com.au

twebb@mccullough.com.au

bparker@mccullough.com.au

M a t t B ra dbury Partner 0405 722 219

0420 293 075

Partner

d

Partner 0427 752 011

Senior Associate 0403 797 957

Special Counsel 0412 685 222

KEY AREAS OF SERVICE

project delivery contracts | probity and procurement | contract administration | infrastructure agreements | claims resolution | project funding agreements | work health and safety | governance | insurance | native title and cultural heritage | planning and environment | IT and data | commercial agreements | development and leasing mccullough.com.au

COURSE CONTENT → Legal obligations → Reasons for damage → Consequences → Plan reading → Australian Standard

AS 5488

→ Certified Locators → The Five P’s of safe

excavation

PRE-EXCAVATION MANAGEMENT AROUND SUBSURFACE UTILITIES FOUR HOUR TRAINING COURSE This course covers the requirements and regulatory obligations of locating and identifying subsurface utilities for Site Managers, HSE Managers Supervisors and Leading Hands on construction sites where excavation work is proposed to be carried out.

The course will inform participants of their legislative obligations and will introduce techniques and procedures that will enable the participant to make informed judgement before excavating around subsurface utilities.

The objectives of the course are to: → Provide information on recent changes to workplace safety legislation → Raise awareness of the process required to locate subsurface utilities → Applying Australian Standard 5488 quality levels to reduce the possibility of damage and additional cost → Provide suggested control measures to reduce the risk of damages and injury

→ PEX Chart

PRICING Please contact our office on 1300 340 017 for a discussion around pricing for your location. → Morning tea provided → Certificate of Completion awarded

CONTACT US DBYD Certification Ltd 19/35 Paringa Rd Murarrie QLD 4172 1300 340 017 info@dbydcert.com

iSSL Maxi Road All-in-One solar streetlight IP65

IK07(PV)

IK08

6

GENERAL

ELECTRONICS

BATTERY

SOLAR PANEL

LIGHTING

YEARS WARRANTY

LED module

High efficiency LED light engine - Multichip Technology (IP 67)

Luminous flux

3,200 to 5,600* lumens on each side

Consumption

20 W to 50* W

Lighting efficiency

Up to 164 lm/W

Color temperature options

5,700 K, 3,000 K and 4,000 K

Lifespan

50,000 hours certified by IESNA LM-80 TM-21

Certificates

EN 13032-1; EN 13032-2; EN 13201; EN 60598-1; EN 62471

Technology

Photovoltaic module (Monocrystalline silicon)

Power

80 Wp (2x40 Wp)

Electrical characteristics (per panel)

VOC : 23,04 V / VMPP : 18,72 V / ISC : 2,34A / IMPP : 2,14A / 36 cells

Dimensions (per panel)

31 x 14 inches

Lifespan

25 years

Inclination

Horizontal

Structure

Frameless

Certificates

IEC 61215; IEC 61730 I and II

Battery technology

NiMH battery, maintenance free, very high temperature resistance

Voltage

24V

Capacity

240 Wh

Operating temperature range

-40°C to +70°C (-40°F to +158°F)

Lifespan

12 years

Certificates

EN 62133

Technology

SunnaCore©

Communication

Bluetooth

Input voltage

24V

Max. PV open circuit voltage

45V

Max. charge/discharge current

5A

Wiring

Marine-grade wiring used for all applications

Electrical protection

Electronic fuse

Lifespan

12 years

Water resistance

IP65 with sealed plugs

Operating temperature range

-20°C to +70°C (-4°F to +158°F)

Certificates

CE; EN61000; EN61547; EN55015; EN62493; EN 62479 EN300328; EN 301489-1

Material

ABS PMMA casing (100% recycled) and aluminum

EPA

1 ft2

Fixation

Top mounting Ø2 inches

Weight (without pole)

42 lbs

Options

Motion sensor Anti-theft screws

Smart Ligting options

Smart Lighting and Detection Remote monitoring

* Available with motion sensor

© Sunna Design Inc / 2020

Dimensions

Available colors

RAL 9010

RAL 8019

Light distribution NARROW ROAD

MEDIUM ROAD

AREA WIDE ROAD

References PRODUCT REFERENCE

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

SD4200 000 000

iSSL Maxi - ROAD

SD4200 100 000

iSSL maxi - ROAD – Motion sensors © Sunna Design Inc / 2020

NEWS from INNOVATIVE NEW SOLAR GENERATOR FOR MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS Sunna Design of France has acquired one of Orion’s American suppliers, adding exciting new products to our range. One example is Sunna’s RISE-On solar platform incorporating multiple applications as shown in this diagram.

The RISE-On range is a fully industrialized solar generator, with smart electronics, energy management and communications software for remote supervision and monitoring. Orion is now offering this solar generator in Australia and invites enquiries from anyone requiring remote power for public spaces or remote areas.

The product was developed for the city of Saint Etienne in France on the occasion of an industrial design contest and is installed in the main city square. The lighting is activated by motion sensors and includes CCTV capability, environmental sensors, an advertising board, a WIFI hotspot and a USB charging station.

Orion Solar has been supplying solar powered lighting solutions for local government, mining, aviation and marine applications since 2004.

Anywhere that the electrical grid is unreliable, unavailable or expensive to access, solar powered lighting is the answer. Now, with the RISE-On solar generator, the same conditions apply to any electrical device with similar energy needs to street lights.

75W Australian Approved V-LED ● 320W Solar Panel with built-in Lithium-Ion Batteries ● 8.5 Meter Slip Based Pole with full computations Australia wide ● 3 Meter Outreach ● Smart City Ready

SOLAR ROADWAY V-LED LIGHT

320W SOLAR PANEL

Heavy Duty Aluminium Frame Lithium-ion Battery Panel Inverter and Control Panel Lithium-ion Battery Panel

The Roadway Solar Light was developed to be a revolutionary way to provide lighting in areas that are too expensive to run power, such as remote car parks, mining areas and Blackspot locations.

In the past, to run such a powerful light with solar energy it required Deep Cycle Gel Batteries often buried in the ground near the footing of the pole. Now with improved technology in panels, batteries and LED’s, we can have all the intelligence (and most of the cost) at the top of the pole where they are out of reach. With an array Roadway of Lithium-ion Batteries Solar to power the 75W LED Light at full capacity and have enough storage for Existing Gridded several days of bad Street Light weather, the Roadway Solar Light is ideal for your next project.

Footing stub must be concreted into the ground to meet computations for use Australia wide.

Full Data and Photometric information available on request

High pressure die cast aluminium light head with CREE high performance LED IP Rating : IP66

IK Rating : IK06

SAFEROADS

www.saferoads.com.au

DAMAGE PREVENTION SOLUTIONS PROTECT | PERMIT | INSPECT

PROTECT

Automated DBYD response solution TicketAccess enables Asset Owners to automatically screen DBYD enquiries, assess the risk and workflow appropriate communications to internaloperationsandthecontractorsworkingnearcriticalinfrastructure.

PERMIT

Provide direct access for ‘Excavation’ and ‘Non-Excavation’ permit applications PermitAccess provides an end-to-end cloud solution for Applicants and Permit Authorities to apply for, review and approve permit requests.

INSPECT

The platform for the subsurface utility industry Geolantis360isafielddatacollectionplatformthatsimplifiestheinspection & maintenance of infrastructure assets, converting paperbased processes into digital workflows. The modular software delivers GIS, CAD & Asset Management to mobile field crews.

WANT TO LEARN MORE? JOIN THE IPWEA TECHTALK WEBINAR FEATURING PELICANCORP’S DAMAGE PREVENTION SOLUTIONS TO LEARN MORE. DATE: 18th November 2020 | TIME: 10:00 AM – 10:45 AM AEDT REGISTER HERE: https://lnkd.in/gXjmPxV

FOR MORE INFORMATION

John Lockton – Account Director QLD | NT | WA | SA +61 (0) 418 508 178 | john.lockton@pelicancorp.com

BORAL ASPHALT

Build something great™

READY-TO-USE

A S P H A LT

High performance premium asphalt for long-term repairs to both asphalt and concrete surfaces

Licensed from Macismo Asphalt Innovations

READY-TO-USE A S P H A L T

UltraPatch is the only Australian product using Macfix® technology.

This internationally recognised formula provides the unique benefits of UltraPatch.

Long-term solution • Suitable for use under spray-sealed and paved surfaces • Store for up to two years

Suitable for roads and footpaths • Surface can be trafficked immediately

Easy to handle and apply • • • •

Ready-to-use mixture Can be applied in all weather conditions Non-toxic formula No tack coat necessary

Made in Australia • Manufactured and tested under stringent quality controlled conditions • Certified as Australian Made®

Various sizes available • Available in 15kg bags, 20kg pails, one-tonne bulk bags and loose bulk

SUITABLE FOR:

Potholes

Patches

Trenches

Core reinstatements

Roads

Footpaths

Residential Siteworks

Concrete & Asphalt

Also available in bulk bags and loose bulk.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

1 1. Clear pothole of loose debris and excess water to give clean solid supporting edges.

2 2. Add a 25mm to 50mm layer of UltraPatch.

3 3. Compact thin layers with a hand tamper or use a plate compactor for heavy trafficked areas.

Quick tips: • • • • •

The optimum thickness of UltraPatch is 50mm.

Contact Boral about repairs deeper than 150mm.

If using UltraPatch for a road repair, ensure compacted product is 10mm above surrounding surface.

If minor settlement occurs over time due to soft base materials, add UltraPatch to return to the required level.

It is best to lightly dust the surface with sand if repair is to be trafficked immediately by turning vehicles.

4 4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 until the repair is at the required level.

5 5. Surface can be used immediately after placement.

Coverage Thickness of compacted asphalt repair One tonne of UltraPatch will cover the following area.

25mm

40mm

50mm

75mm

Area (m2)

16-18

11-13

8-9

5-6

Watch our video showing the instructions for use by scanning the QR code with your phone camera or visit www.boral.com.au/ultrapatch

UltraPatch is available in a range of convenient sizes:

One-tonne bulk bag and loose bulk

20kg pail

15kg bag

SAFETY UltraPatch is handled and applied at ambient temperatures so there is no risk of skin burns. Unlike most cold mix asphalt, Boral UltraPatch does not contain toxic solvents which can be harmful to workers and the environment.

Please wear gloves and ensure adequate ventilation when handling and placing UltraPatch.

A safety data sheet is available at www.boral.com.au/asphalt

STORAGE UltraPatch should be kept in original packaging and out of reach of children. UltraPatch can be stored for up to two years.

During storage a crust may harden on the surface. To restore workability, tip UltraPatch onto a clean surface and manipulate.

CONTACT US Visit www.boral.com.au/asphalt for more information about Boral’s range of asphalt products.

For orders and enquiries about UltraPatch, please call us on

1800 555 445

or email ultrapatch@boral.com.au The particular circumstances of asphalt projects, including site conditions, equipment and weather can vary significantly and dictate the use of particular materials and techniques to address challenges presented by those circumstances. The application guide should be viewed as a general reference only.

Boral recommends you seek professional advice tailored to your project before using this product. ©2020 Boral Limited. Boral, the Boral logo and Build something great are trade marks or registered trade marks of Boral Limited or one of its subsidiaries.

Copyright Boral Construction Materials Limited ACN 000 614 826 – all rights reserved 2020. BCC_16737 02/2020

Flexible concrete mat unrolls for fast and economical installation

Flexible Concrete Erosion Control Mat Australian Concrete Mats is a permanent hard armour erosion protection for the ground surface, whilst also supporting the natural environment. Engineered as an alternative to rock rip rap, the concrete roll is designed to control various types of erosion due to water, wind or vehicular traffic.

What is a Concrete Mat? The erosion control mat has concrete shapes embedded into high strength polyester geogrid. The mat is flexible because of the shape of the concrete and the spaces between. When laid the mat will contour to the landscape, as well as allow for the vegetation to grow through.

Easy handling and quick installation The mats are supplied in rolls. They are lifted, placed and unrolled using standard plant and machinery. Installed efficiently with no special tools or equipment. Once laid down they start working right away, with sound long-term benefits!

Features and Benefits • Flexible design for economical installation • Flexible mats conform to ground

contours, minimizing site preparation • Gaps between concrete shapes provide

water permeability and vegetation growth • Easily maintained when vegetated • Cost-effective solution to severe or

Where is the Concrete Mat is used?

• Swale Drains

• Vehicular Access Roads

• Culvert Inlets/Outlets

• Boat Ramps

• Channel or Gully Lining

• Gentle Slopes Landscapes

• Dam Linings

• Shoreline Protection

minor erosion • Mats can be rolled with geotextile underlay to

speed installation and quality of finished project • Interlocking geogrid on mat edges provide mat

-to-mat connection and optional anchoring • Mats can be removed and reused on future sites • EASY TO USE

• SUSTAINABLE

• QUICK TO INSTALL

• GROWS GREEN

Concrete Block Mat Specifications • Each block is typically 58mm high, 160x148mm at the bottom face with a pyramid type shape.

• Mat rolls are available 2.4m wide, up to 15m lengths. Made from 40 MPA concrete shapes embedded into

high strength polyester geogrid. They can also be supplied with an underlay of Biodegradable Nutrition Mat. • 40mm spacing between shapes provide opening for vegetation to grow through or granular backfill.

More information and prices, contact us: 0480 234 521 info@concretemats.com.au

www.ConcreteMats.com.au

Stormwater Channel PROBLEM: Damage caused by water overflowing down the stormwater channel. Causing excess erosion and creating potential hazard.

CONCRETE MAT SOLUTION: Stormwater channel lined with Australian Concrete Mats to minimize erosion and easy to maintain.

PROBLEM

SOLUTION

OUTCOME

Roadside Culvert Repair PROBLEM: Badly eroded culvert and drain. Unsafe and ineffective Rip Rap method.

CONCRETE MAT SOLUTION: Culvert and drain lined with Concrete Mats. Outcome is permanent erosion control with vegetation rehabilitated, easily mowed and maintained.

Some images by Flexamat USA

PROBLEM

OUTCOME REVEGETATED

Erosion Control Made Easy FOR MORE INFO

t. 0480 234 521 e. info@concretemats.com.au www.ConcreteMats.com.au

Bridge Abutment

PROJECT DETAILS Bridge Abutment at Deebing Creek Ipswich QLD 4306 Mat: Flexible Concrete Erosion Mat Spec: Uncracked Concrete Underlay: Non Woven Geotextile Anchoring : U Bar Anchors

SLOPE STABILISATION

Quick to Install Cost Efficient Reduced Hazard Eco Friendly Easy to Maintain Sustainable

FOR MORE INFO

t. 0480 234 521 e. info@concretemats.com.au www.ConcreteMats.com.au

RediFlow®

With a drive for developing innovative solutions that constantly challenge the status quo, Interflow’s RediFlow® is an advanced Pressure Water Main Renewal System that takes efficiency to the next level.

The system uses Interflow’s innovative HDPE Titeflow® die reduction tight fit renewal technology PLUS H112, an internationally recognised, highquality, high-strength PE100 compliant resin specifically designed for pipe applications. This resin combined with Interflow’s renowned INFRASTOP® Line Stopping technology delivers a reliable outcome for reticulation network renewals.

Host pipe TiteFlow H112 WT=e

Interflow’s RediFlow® system: • improves installation speed; • renews the entire asset including service connections; • utilises off the shelf fittings and appurtenances; • reduces stakeholder, environmental and financial impacts; • maximises operational efficiency; and • enhances sustainability.

Sliplining Alternative - PE100

PE100 WT = e + 10%.e

e (mm)

With its streamlined operation, RediFlow® gives the highest level of confidence for a 100-year life expectancy, making it the ideal ‘all-in-one’ package for renewing ageing AC & CI water main infrastructure.

MOP MRS Da SDR C en

= = = = = =

Da

Maximum Operating Pressure (bar) Minimum Required Strength Diameter (mm) Standard Dimension Ration Safety Factor Normal Wall Thickness (mm)

MOP =

20 (MRS) C x (SDR - 1)

SDR =

Da en

H112 Beyond the performance boundaries • Using advanced technology, H112 is the latest innovation in pipeline resins.

• It is a fully certified PE100 material and adheres to Australian Standard AS/NZS 4131.

• Verified by PIPA (Plastics Industry Pipe Association of Australia) – POP004 • H112 also meets the requirements for elevated temperature performance as defined in PIPA document POP013

Given the strength and malleability of the H112 resin, it enables the custom design of the pipe wall to suit the operating conditions of the host pipe.

By custom designing, our customers can:

• With a higher Maximum Required Strength (MRS) of 11.2MPa, H112 saves up to 10% wall thickness that conventional PE100 resins. This maximises the pipe’s internal diameter, which significantly enhances its hydraulic performance.

save up to 10% in wall thickness with consequential material efficiencies

• Enhanced slow crack growth performance, 7 times AS/NZS 4131 requirements.

reduce butt weld cycle times

• Superior abrasion resistance with 50% better performance* when compared with conventional PE100.

Titeflow ® H112

maximise hydraulic performance through having a larger bore

improve pumping efficiency deliver lower energy costs, reducing their overall carbon footprint

REDIFLOW ®

INFRASTOP ®

The technology Perfectly tailored for project efficiency • INFRASTOP® is Interflow’s most efficient line stopping system.

• Using patented technology, INFRASTOP® is a temporary under-pressure fitting that immediately stops the line.

• It requires a small excavation and can be rapidly installed and operating within 90 minutes, without interrupting supply to consumers upstream.

• INFRASTOP® allows a watermain to be isolated without shutting off service to residents.

• With the INFRASTOP® technology, it is possible to isolate the water main at the desired location by installing this product whilst the main is still in operation.

• INFRASTOP is an effective and fail-safe solution – The INFRASTOP® fitting supports the pipe at the installation location, preventing failure of the old pipe. ®

• INFRASTOP® has been widely used throughout Australia and is endorsed by some of the major Water Authorities. It is the only product of its kind that has been extensively tested and installed in Australia.

During a shut-down, INFRASTOP® has proven to be a cost-effective solution when compared with the monetary and social ramifications of traditional supply withdrawal Applications • Pressure pipelines – water, raw water, sewage • AC, CI, CICL, DI, DICL, PVC, PCCP, MS, MSCL, HDPE, GRP

Only with Interflow The RediFlow® system, comprising the world leading H112 and INFRASTOP® technologies has been pioneered by, and is exclusive to Interflow.

The process

Step 1 Offtake installation and knifegate fitted

Step 2 Knifegate opened and coupon cut

Step 3 Activate INFRASTOPÂŽ

Step 4 Closing plug fitted to allow flange to be installed

Step 5 Closing plug installed

CASE STUDY KANGAROO FLAT AND GOLDEN SQUARE FLOOD MITIGATION STUDY A Model in the Benefits of Effective Community Collaboration The Kangaroo Flat and Golden Square Flood Mitigation Study was a wonderful example of how effective and well-planned collaboration between government bodies, experts and the community can deliver innovative and effective solutions to mitigate future flood events.

While there had been no recent major flooding to the area, City of Greater Bendigo Council wanted to undertake a study to fully understand the existing flood risk and develop mitigation options. Maria McCrann from Bendigo Council explains that “when Bendigo Creek floods, Kangaroo Flat and Golden Square have a lot of properties impacted. And with climate change conditions, we’re definitely looking into how we can minimise the risk for that community.”

WHY WMS WAS AWARDED THE TENDER FOR THE FLOOD STUDY Bendigo Council has a stringent and detailed process for assessing and awarding tenders.

“There’s a strict criteria that weighs not only the cost of a proposal, but also the methodology and previous experience. WMS had very close knowledge of the flood study here in Bendigo.

And that was definitely an advantage.”

Maria McCrann, Civil Engineer at City of Greater Bendigo Julian Skipworth, Regional Manager in Victoria for WMS, agrees that his previous experience played an important part in securing the tender. He says, “Preceding this was the Bendigo Flood Study done around eight or nine years ago. I did most of the technical work on that. So I had a lot of local experience which I think helped. And certainly having a local engagement specialist (Make a Change) was a big emphasis in our submission, I’m sure that helped as well.”

Bendigo Creek at Bay Street, Golden Square - January 2015.

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Flooding in Bendigo Creek, Golden Square - January 2015.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT – MAKE A CHANGE Julian’s decision to bring in local engagement specialists Make a Change was a master stroke and ensured the success of the project. Maria agrees, going so far as to say, “That was critical. This project was a very big project, and a lot of the community was interested in what was proposed. The community engagement was extensive. So it was certainly a critical step of the process”.

Make a Change is a not-for-profit and certified social enterprise. Their vision is to support communities to make the changes they want. They work with councils and other organisations to deliver community engagement and development work.

Karen Corr from Make a Change has realised that the old way of trying to solicit community involvement doesn’t work. These days, a couple of ads in the local paper and a community meeting or two just aren’t adequate. This is why they took a different approach with the Kangaroo Flat and Golden Square project.

Make a Change were also conscious of being inclusive, with Karen saying, “We made it clear everyone was welcome to participate. Everyone could contribute something”.

Julian was impressed with the response achieved

by Make a Change. He says, “In terms of community engagement, it was really effective and really successful.

We had a huge turnout to our workshops. 60 to 70 people came along, probably the highest number I’ve seen for these type of studies, particularly given there’s not been a major flood even in recent years in the study area.”

The advantage of involving a specialist communications person was that it ensured a high level of engagement, which was important to Council – they wanted to know the community were properly consulted with and had their say. Having a specialist engagement team in board also allowed WMS to focus on the technical aspects of the study, which in themselves were quite complex and challenging.

Clear messaging and multiple ways of disseminating information were key to reaching as many people as possible.

“We’re always looking for ways to increase participation and involvement. It’s a core foundation of our work. So with this project we created a really comprehensive communications and engagement plan. It was multilayered and multileveled, with a whole suite of activities to ensure that as many residents and businesses as possible would know about this project.”

Karen Corr, Executive Director, Make a Change

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THE BENEFIT OF COLLABORATION

Community meetings were run by Council and WMS with the help of Make a Change. Strong facilitation allowed the meetings to run smoothly and not be dominated by one or two people.

Everyone that worked on the Kangaroo Flat and Golden Square Flood Mitigation Study benefited, but the community gained the most from the process. Firstly, a solution was identified that has the potential to significantly reduce the flood risk to their homes and

Impressively, an initial list of 80 different mitigation ideas was compiled. Julian notes that “the community came up with around 40 to 50% of those ideas.”

A smaller project control group helped reduce that list to around 45 ideas that were then tested by WMS through modelling. It became obvious that some wouldn’t be effective and so began the process of refining the list of ideas. Eventually, ten options were chosen for WMS to do further modelling on. Cost and environmental assessments were also undertaken, before final recommendations went back to the community for approval.

Of the final recommendations, Julian says, “The preferred option involved looking at how an upstream dam called Crusoe Reservoir could provide increased flood mitigation capacity. We looked at diverting additional runoff into that reservoir from some of the upstream catchments, and increasing the amount of flood storage that’s available in that reservoir at the start of a large storm event. That ended up being one of the options that had the strongest feasibility, and also had significant community support.”

There are also back up options in case that option falls through and is found to be not feasible after further investigation and study.

WMS IMPRESSES CITY OF BENDIGO COUNCIL City of Greater Bendigo Council was impressed with Julian Skipworth and WMS. The advantage of working with someone knowledgeable and experienced in the space of water modelling can’t be underestimated.

Maria says, “Julian has been great to work with. It’s amazing how they delivered things on time. And they were really happy to work with us when we had queries.

Julian has a lot of expertise. It was so much easier to have discussions with him.”

Maria also noted that working with experts saved Council a great deal of valuable time. She acknowledges, “Julian has a very clear idea of what happens around Bendigo. He was really good at presenting to the community as well. So definitely a great asset.”

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businesses. But more than that, they got to have input and have their voices heard. Maria explains that this was important to Council. She concedes, “If the community is more on board with these decisions, they’re going to value what we’re trying to achieve.”

Karen from Make a Change also agrees that community involvement was beneficial. She says, “Floods are likely to happen in the future, and people need to know about it and need to be prepared. It fits with other work we’ve been doing around community resilience, and being more prepared and proactive in relation to extreme weather events and climate change.”

This Victorian flood study is a wonderful example of how different stakeholders with different interests, but a common goal, can work together and achieve a positive outcome for the whole community.

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GLADSTONE REGIONAL COUNCIL GET MOBILE WITH ONLINE WORKS PROGRAM Maintaining complex spreadsheets, second guessing service levels, collecting road asset data that no one uses, juggling budget implications, and trying to communicate the bigger picture to Council are common frustrations associated with forward works programming.

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Powering this innovative technology is a detailed data set collected and modelled by consulting engineering firm SHEPHERD as part of completing Council’s road condition survey, comprehensive revaluation and road renewal program.

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Asphalt Reinforcement Pavement Rehabilitation Rehabilitation of the Runway 06 at Perth Airport in Australia: Effective asphalt reinforcement with HaTelitÂŽ C 40/17

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Project Description Perth Airport is the fourth busiest airport in Australia in terms of passenger traffic, operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week. In 2009, after repeated maintenance works over many years, an effective rehabilitation of the extensively cracked Runway 06 Threshold was required to restore its serviceability. The existing pavement consisted of 300 mm concrete slabs constructed in 1960, which were later overlaid with 20 mm asphalt surfacing.

Challenge Due to the severely cracked condition of the existing pavement, resurfacing by using just a thin asphalt overlay was not expected to provide a long-term success. To solve this problem, the propagation of existing cracks and expansion joints from old concrete slabs into the new asphalt overlay needed to be prevented.

Aerial Photo of the Runway 06 Threshold in 2020

Solution To effectively retard reflective cracking and thus extend the service life of the rehabilitated pavement, HUESKER’s asphalt reinforcement HaTelit C 40/17 was used. This solution comprises a flexible reinforcement grid made from high-modulus polyester yarns with an ultralight nonwoven backing for ease the installation. Both the grid and the nonwoven have a polymer-modified bituminous coating (with a minimum of 60% bitumen content) to enable an optimum bond between the asphalt layers.

The rehabilitation procedure involved firstly texturing of the existing asphalt surface and construction of a 25 mm thick asphalt layer. Subsequently, the asphalt reinforcement HaTelit C 40/17 was placed in accordance with the installation guidelines, and then covered with a 40 mm asphalt wearing course.

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Performance In 2020, approximately 10 years after the rehabilitation, the condition of the Runway 06 was checked during a visual inspection. The pavement was found to be in an extremely good condition, without the propagation of the existing cracks and joints, well exceeding the expectations.

Airport authorities have confirmed the asphalt reinforcement solution HaTelit C 40/17 to be highly successful in rehabilitation of what was once known as a very challenging runway pavement.

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Wide crack (reflective crack) before rehabilitation works

This case study demonstrates that through effective crack retardation, service life of the rehabilitated pavement can be extended considerably. Positive effects include increased maintenance intervals, lower maintenance costs and reduced disruption to flight operations.

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ENCLOSED INTEGRATED SPREADER SYSTEM ENCLOSED ADDITION OF POWDER BINDERS

➔ ABN: 90 002 900 736

• Eliminates binder dust • Built Up Areas • Sensitive Areas e.g. schools, hospitals, airports, etc.

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SPA’s Enclosed Integrated Spreader System using a Wirtgen W240 S-Pack Reclaimer/Stabiliser gives you the edge in meeting modern work requirements.

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Completely automated system Monitored via load cells linked forward speed Segmental cut-offs above the spreader vane Accurate addition of powered binders

➔ envIronMenT • Dusting from additive is significantly reduced

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• SPA’s Supply Tanker is a certified pressure vessel • Reduced dust means reduced traffic dangers.

➔ ProdUcTIon • No additive mat exposed to conditions means that work can proceed in inclement weather.

New South Wales 234 Wisemans Ferry Road Somersby NSW 2250 P 02 4340 0111 1800 656 835 E info@stabilis.com.au Queensland (South) 67 Boundary Street Beenleigh QLD 4207 P 07 3807 7600 E sqld@stabilis.com.au Queensland (North) 17 Titanium Place Bohle, Townsville Qld 4818 P 07 4412 0100 E nqld@stabilis.com.au Victoria 59 Yellowbox Drive Craigieburn VIC 3064 P 03 8339 4063 E vicadmin@stabilis.com.au Western Australia 81 John Street Welshpool WA 6106 P 08 9258 4349 E wa@stabilis.com.au South Australia PO Box 10186, Adelaide BC SA 5000 P 0459 600 814 E sa@stabilis.com.au Tasmania M 0419 888 740 E tas@stabilis.com.au

www.stabilisedpavements.com

Foamed Asphalt • Insitu Recycling • Paver Laid • Forward Moving Train • Single Pass • Controlled Levels • Accelerated Construction Process Foamed Asphalt combines insitu foamed bitumen technology with the single pass, paver laid method, similar to conventional asphalt, in a forward moving train. Alongside many improved features on current conventions, the single pass, paver laid aspect is a unique key advancement in the insitu recycling process in Australia. Up to 100% of the existing road can be recycled and turned into a superior and higher quality product without importing new material or disposing waste to landfill.

• Superior Performance • Innovative Construction • Cost Effective Solution • Environmentally Sustainable

Pavement Recyclers | www.pavementrecyclers.com.au

BASE GRADE

STABILISATION New research was completed in October 2020 into the development of a mix design procedure for Basegrade Stabilisation undertaken by our Technical Manager, Scott Young, who defines Basegrade Stabilisation as the process of insitu stabilisation of existing granular pavement materials that are mixed with subgrade materials and a suitable binder to improve the engineering properties of the combined layers. The objective of the research was to develop a procedure to enable optimisation of a trial mix design that would satisfy the requirements of a lightly bound application (UCS 1-2MPa) in lightly trafficked local government roads. Through laboratory experimental research, nine pavement types were examined. They consisted of three subgrade materials of medium to high plasticity and subgrade proportions of 20%, 35% and 50% in the pavement structure. Three binder categories were added to the nine pavement types. These were lime/cement/flyash triple blends, slag/lime blends and cement/flyash blends after lime pre-treatment. Unconfined compressive strength testing was the principal test used. The subsequent mix design procedure consists of nine trial mix designs being made available, based on preliminary assessment of the untreated basegrade structure. Elements for evaluation include percent fines, linear shrinkage and proportion of subgrade.

www.stabilisedpavements.com

GPS/UTS STABILISER LEVEL CONTROL SYSTEM

REDUCES MANUAL HANDLING - DIGGING DEPTH CHECKS SAFETY - LESS PERSONNEL AROUND THE STABILISER ACCURATE CUTTING TO BOTTOM OF DESIGN CUT EVEN OVER MULTIPLE PASSES RECORD OF ALL STABILISER MOVEMENTS

ABN: 90 002 900 736

www.stabilisedpavements.com

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Annual

CONFERENCE

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