THE MAGAZINE FOR THE DRAINAGE, WATER & WASTEWATER INDUSTRIES
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RelineUVGroup – The RELINE UV Group offers customised equipment, perfectlymatched to the company’s Alphaliner product range to ensure successful renovation projects. The innovative UV technology has been developed and produced in-house. This systemtechnologywas developed frompractice for practical applications. UV curing systems fromthe RELINE UV Group havewhat is claimed to be the highest curing performance on themarket and are equippedwith intelligent, permanent performancemonitoring that automatically compensates for drops in radiation power of each individual emitter. The company offers two systems the REE2000 and the REE4000.
PC
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entire datalogging of the curing process
operation is performed using a touch- screenmonitor onwhich all important data is displayed graphically, allmeasuring data can easily bemonitored
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all data andmisfunctions can be saved on a PC
the resulting datalogging of the curing process can be printed after the rehabilitation
Inclusive device for telemaintenance via remote control
Various light sources are also available depending on the project being undertaken. These include the KASRO UV light source chain for DN150 to 500 pipes; the KASRO UV light core for DN550 to 1200 pipes and the KASRO UV light core for DN1000 to 1600 pipes. ProKASRO also provides all necessary accessory and support equipment.
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The REE2000 is a very powerful UV curing system which can be employedwithin a diverse range of settings. It is available in different versionswith a variety of light sources and cable lengths. It is recommended for a pipe diameter range from DN150 to DN1200.
Two light sources are available. The Speed Chain offers 9 x 400Wto 600Wpower for DN150 to DN500 pipes,with DN600 being optional. The Speed Chain is switchablewith 400W, 500Wand 600W.
The Rapid Chain offers 6 x 1,000Wto 2,000W power for DN600 to DN1200 pipes and is switchablewith 1,000W, 1,200W, 1,500Wand 2,000W.
The systemis also available as the REE2000 mobile and REE2000 professional. The REE2000 curing systemis available either as amobile version or as a permanent systeminstalled in a box truck as the REE2000 professional.
Themobile version offersmaximumflexibility. It is ideal for construction sites that are difficult to access. Thanks to its large cable drum, the
REE2000 professional version enables very efficient rehabilitation of very long sewer sections in one operation.
With the REE4000, the RELINE UV Group provides what is again claimed to be themost powerful UV curing technology currently available on the market. The curing systemoffers amaximum light power output of up to 6 x 4,000Wandwith its electronic assistance and documentation systems enables the highest possible levels of reliability and an autonomous curing process technology.
The REE4000 can be used for diameters from DN150 to DN1900. Particularly in the case of large diameters in combinationwith bigwall thicknesses, the systemoffers unparalleled advantages thanks to its innovative UV emitter technology
Three light sources are available. The Speed Chain offers 10 x 300Wto 600Wpower for DN150 to DN500 pipeswith DN600 being optional.
The Rapid Chain or Rapid Cube offers 6 x 1,000W to 3,000Wpower for DN600 to DN300.
The Power Cube offers 6 x 2,000Wto 4,000W power for DN1400 to DN1900 pipes.
Again, both the systems are available as the REE4000mobile and REE4000 professional versions. The REE4000mobile has a fully automated cable drumwith cable lengths of up to 200mand additionally an integrated operation keyboard. The Professional version is again box truckmounted and comeswith a curing cable of up to 350m.
The REE4000 is also claimed to be the only almost autonomous UV curing systemworldwide. The
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