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Cutting Cleaning Surface Preparation Hydrodemolition

Highways, Rail and Aviation Civil Engineering Demolition and Decommissioning Food and Drink Marine Structures, Maritime and Offshore Paint and Chemical Manufacturing Petrochemical, Oil and Gas Utilities Power Generation and Distribution Water, Sewage and Environmental

Case Studies Latest News Brochures Testimonials Gallery Videos

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Giving water the cutting edge

Read our case studies to learn how we’ve helped clients complete tasks with UHP water jetting technology and stay at the top of our ever-changing industry. Whatever the problem, we always aim to create solutions that deliver the best possible result for each project.

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Bacardi - Underwater Pile Cutting of Sheet Larssen Piles from Around Ornamental Glass House

When Mellor needed to remove several sheet Larssen piles from around an ornamental glass house at the Laverstock Distillery, they called upon RGL to provide a water jetting solution to cut the piles 300mm below the riverbed.

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DBB Jack-Up Services - Underwater Pile Cutting of Met Mast Monopiles

RGL were selected by DBB Jack-Up Services A/S to provide underwater pile cutting solutions for the removal of a Monopile from Horns Rev, Offshore Denmark

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Norwegian Highways Agency - Hydrodemolition of Underwater Bridge Pillars

When RGL used hydrodemolition techniques to undertake surface preparation on a bridge pillars in Norway; they generated significant cost savings and improved safety by eliminating the need for operatives to enter the water.

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Redrow Homes - Hydrodemolition Cutting Pockets into Reinforced Concrete Slab

RGL were approached by Foundation Developments Limited and Redrow Homes to provide precision hydrodemolition works involving the removal of concrete from 8 locations. The requirement was to remove the top 150mm of concrete from areas measuring 3.5 metre squared while adhering to strict noise level limits.

Costain - Precision Concrete Removal for Bridge Strengthening

RGL utilised precision hydrodemolition and surface preparation techniques during the strengthening of Hammersmith Flyover project; exposing bearings for replacement, scabbling areas ready for resurfacing and exposing steel reinforcements for bonding new concrete and coatings.

Crossrail - Hydrodemolition of Diaphragm Wall

When RGL were approached by the joint venture of BAM Nuttall and Kier (BNK) in August 2012, they needed our assistance with the selective removal of concrete in the top 1 metre of the diaphragm wall on one of their Crossrail sites in London. This tricky concrete Hydrodemolition task would remove cement and aggregate and leave steel reinforcements intact, ready to be integrated to a capping beam.

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EDF - Hydrodemolition of Cooling Water Intake Jetty

When inspections on the Cooling Water Intake Jetty at Hunterston Nuclear Power Station concluded that high chloride levels in the concrete from the marine environment had resulted in severe degradation, the Jetty became subject of a programme of work to repair and refurbish the structure, extending its use to 2024.

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