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Non-Destructive Construction Techniques for Large-Diameter Pipelines
In recent years, Tianjin has seen rapid advancements in its urban infrastructure development, with the city steadily expanding in size. As a result, sewage discharge volumes have been on the rise. At the same time, efforts to protect rainwater resources, implement stormwater-sewage separation systems, and enhance the city's flood-control capabilities have driven significant year-on-year growth in the scale of Tianjin’s newly constructed underground drainage networks. Meanwhile, with the city’s traffic volume steadily increasing—leading to longer and wider roads—the length and diameter of rainwater and sewage pipes beneath road surfaces have also grown substantially, ensuring that the city’s infrastructure can effectively meet its evolving needs.
2013-08-27
139, Fengrun East Road, High-tech Development Zone, Luoyang City, Henan Province, China
