In the early stages of the BluCem ZeoGlass (ZeoGlass) development and approval process, we teamed up with The University of Sydney to conduct a test program, to analyse the “leading” sewer lining shotcretes and see how they perform next to ZeoGlass. These commonly used products consist of a geopolymer based shotcrete, a calcium aluminate cement […]
Waterproofing & Linings
The Checklist for Tunnel Waterproofing Success – Part 2
Engineering is an important part of the waterproofing process. Bluey employs qualified, full-time engineers that specialise in tunnel waterproofing. This second instalment to our project checklist has been made by them, to ensure that project design consultants understand the strict detailing that is required to work in accordance with World’s best practices. 11) Check for […]
The Checklist for Tunnel Waterproofing Success – Part 1
When waterproofing underground, the effort required to resist water pressure is often underestimated, so we’ve put together a list to solve the most common issues faced by waterproofing installers. 1 Selecting the right membrane type and thickness Bluey looks to International Standards, as well as our decades of experience in this area, to help you […]
Fast, Accurate and Reliable TBM Cross Passage Waterproofing
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Over the past 16 years, Bluey has been entrusted for the waterproofing of many TBM cross passages across Australia and NZ due to our reputation for being fast, accurate and reliable. We’ve now successfully completed more than 300 TBM cross passages without leaks across many significant infrastructure projects, including Auckland’s Waterview Tunnel, the Brisbane Airport […]
How to Ensure Corrosion Doesn’t Affect the Quality of Your Next Project
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With projects now spanning from New Zealand to Singapore, BluSeal AKS has quickly become the highest industry standard for concrete protection. As a relatively new technology in an industry that upholds the old fashion way of doing things, BluSeal AKS has anchored its way into new and existing structures across Australasia. HOW IT ALL BEGAN… […]
Sydney Water Is Implementing Trusted Technology At The New St Marys Treatment Plant
Sydney’s North-West is predicted to have an additional half a million residents by 2040. Population growth at this rate means that utility infrastructure is one of the hottest topics in the region for the civil engineering industry. For this project, Sydney Water is looking to “adopt some of the most trusted and reliable technologies that […]