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A Technological Feat for Urban Revitalization – Hout Bay’s Advance in Water Pipe Renewal

by Aiden Abrahams
March 18, 2024

Hout Bay is using stateoftheart trenchless pipecracking technology to replace over 3,300 meters of outdated water pipes, showcasing the city’s dedication to adopting innovative solutions to tackle its infrastructural hurdles. The technology is costeffective, reduces disturbances, and facilitates quicker completion times, making it a practical choice for the world with scarce resources. The project is expected to be accomplished by June 2024, signifying another step towards urban regeneration and a sustainable future.

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