BIMEX Reinforces Suez Canal Infrastructure with Telescopic Joints
In a mission-critical effort to enhance the resilience of water infrastructure along the Suez Canal, BIMEX delivered a cutting-edge solution to support the doubling of raw water pipelines that had previously suffered breakage due to strong tidal forces.
The project involved the supply of DN1200 Telescopic Dismantling Joints (Unrigid Type)—specially engineered to allow pipeline deflection and movement. These flexible joints reduce mechanical stress, accommodate dynamic shifts, and protect against structural damage caused by the powerful tides of the Suez Canal.
By absorbing movement and minimizing stress points, BIMEX’s dismantling joints safeguard the long-term integrity of the pipelines, ensuring durability, reliability, and operational stability in a highly challenging marine environment.
Project Highlights:
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Project: Doubling Raw Water Pipelines
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Location: Suez Canal, Egypt
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Client: Water and Wastewater Company
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Contractor: The Arab Contractors Co.
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Product Supplied: Telescopic Dismantling Joints, Unrigid Type DN1200
Engineered for Demanding Conditions:
The success of this project underscores BIMEX’s commitment to delivering innovative engineering solutions tailored to harsh environmental challenges. Whether it’s tidal movement, thermal expansion, or structural stress—BIMEX products are designed to perform where others fail.
BIMEX – Engineering Resilience into Every Joint.
