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The Fachgemeinschaft Guss-Rohrsysteme (FGR) e.V. is a technical and scientific association whose membership comprises European companies producing pipes, fittings and valves made of ductile iron. The association also operates under the English-language name European Association for Ductile Iron Pipe Systems ∙ EADIPS. Through its public relations work, the association endeavours to ensure that there is an idea that is firmly rooted in the minds of those who make professional use of these products or who take a specialist interest in them, namely that all the tasks connected with the transportation of drinking water, waste water and sewage can be performed easily, safely, reliably and economically with the ductile iron pipe system (pipes, fittings and valves).

Pipeline renewal using the burst lining technique with ECOPUR pipes

To the South of the Swiss Canton capital of Solothurn in the community of Biberist is the Vorder-Bleichenberg castle, which was built in the 17th century as a Summer residence for the old aristocratic and patrician family of Solothurn von Roll. In 1810 Ludwig von Roll, a direct descendant of this family …

Energy from water – clean electricity for Dorfgastein

The Austrian Federal Forestry Office (Österreichische Bundesforste AG or ÖBf) has special responsibility for the natural resources and habitats of the Republic of Austria. Sustainability is the number one principle here: only take out as much as grows back. In order to be able to supply around …

Untreated water transfer between the Prims and Steinbach valley reservoirs

The water supply association in the district of Birkenfeld has the task of ensuring the extraction, treatment and distribution of water for its members, the local authority associations of Baumholder, Birkenfeld, Herrstein and Idar-Oberstein, to provide approx. 77,000 inhabitants with a total annual volume of 4.8 million cubic metres of water …

More than 30 years’ experience with ductile iron pipe systems for snow-making equipment

In the winters of the 1980’s when snowfall was low, the need grew for snow-making facilities in the Alps. The operators and planners …

When wastewater can produce power

In future, wastewater will flow from the municipality of Zumikon down into the wastewater treatment plant of the municipality of Küsnacht on Lake Zurich. The plan is …

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Pipeline renewal using the burst lining technique with ECOPUR pipes

Energy from water – clean electricity for Dorfgastein

Untreated water transfer between the Prims and Steinbach valley reservoirs

More than 30 years’ experience with ductile iron pipe systems for snow-making equipment

When wastewater can produce power

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