The island of Jersey is the largest and most populous of the Channel Islands. A British crown dependency, it lies in the bay of St. Malo, famed for its enormous tidal range of 12 to 13 metres. The effect of seawater on the coastal sewerage system has always been significant, with infiltration and exfiltration of waste water repeatedly occurring in the past.
For 10 years, Drainway Services Ltd. has been responsible for the ongoing maintenance of the sewerage network and the prevention of damage to its components. Most recently, in April 2018, several hundred metres of sewers in the promenade area of the small town of Gorey on the east coast of Jersey were rehabilitated with Konudur Homeliner and Konudur 170 TL-NV, MC's thermoreactive epoxy resin.
Trenchless sewer rehabilitation with the Konudur system

Konudur Homeliner offers an ideal solution for trenchless sewer rehabilitation. The system involves a flexible hose carrier (=liner) made of corrosion-resistant synthetic and/or glass fibres being impregnated with reaction resins and introduced via a shaft or pipe opening into the sewer section to be rehabilitated.