Case Studies

SprayWall^® was chosen by the University of Texas at Arlington in a 2020 study to create testing and application standards for spray-applied pipe rehabilitation liners in Department of Transportation markets.

This industry-defining academic study proves what we’ve known about SprayWall^® for decades: it truly makes infrastructure stronger.

A federal facility built during WWII for the manufacturing of military grade explosives and converted into a Veterans Association Hospital Campus after the war. A freshwater treatment facility was built on the campus in the early 1950’s to provide potable water for the entire self-sufficient campus.

Rehabilitation of eighteen manholes. Approximately 200 vertical feet and two large vault structures approx. 10,000 sq./ft.

The job also dealt with below freezing temperatures and extremely narrow one-way roads for access.

Located 130 miles west of Bismarck along I-94, Medora is a famous little Badlands town with a significant tourism population.

The Sprayroq Certified Partner (SCP) successfully installed Spraywall without disruption to the Medora tourist traffic and while minimizing construction capital costs but also maximizing on Spraywall’s long term return on investment (ROI).

Reinforcement of PVC piping for freshwater skimming system. The current stainless-steel piping is expensive, and the industry was moving away from metallic components. This skimmer pipe is designed with slots to remove debris floating on the top of the water. Since the pipe is floating on the surface and is, mostly empty, the upward force is about 400 pounds. This caused a 10-inch PVC pipe to deflect and not skim equally across its length.