Productivity and Risk Analysis for CIPP Projects

The Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP) method is a trenchless technology for curing and rehabilitating the

existing pipelines. In CIPP method, the damaged pipe is lined inside, using a resin-impregnated

polyester tube. However, CIPP projects can be complicated due to the inherent uncertainties associated

with the underground projects. The lack of knowledge about the production rates and unanticipated

issues (risks) associated with CIPP projects can affect the project’s costs and time schedule in different

stages of planning, design, and construction. To avoid the unnecessary costs and delays, a

comprehensive risk and productivity studies are required. The present study aims at improving the

CIPP administration and planning system by focusing on risk identification and productivity analysis

for CIPP projects. Field observations and analysis of the historical data are planned to obtain the

needed information. The result of the study would be a classified check list of risk factors that

associated with CIPP and general work process rate (production rate) guide that is applicable………….TBC

Faculty Supervisor:

Alireza Bayat

Student:

Partner:

IVIS Inc

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

University:

University of Alberta

Program:

Accelerate

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