ACG were commissioned to undertake the extensive installation process of the comprehensive water infrastructure network at a new subdivision located in Beechwood, NSW.
The location of the project was on a large parcel of level land with a small creek, therefore the design requirements utilised strategic planning techniques to deal with the hydraulic requirements of the network. This included the installation of additional hydrants at the low points in the lines due to the low grades, and a creek crossing within the footpath.
Our solutions included detailed planning and careful execution to ensure that the grades were kept to design levels and hydrants were installed to the specification. A mass thrust restraint was keyed into the ground and the main was encased with centralising slippers prior to being cast insitu to the footpath overlay of the creek bridge limits.
