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HIDROSTANK modular cable pits for electricity and telecommunications networks will be presented at the Building 2014 exhibition in ISRAEL through Romold Technologies Ltd, the distributor of the HIDROSTANK there.

Hidrostank was present, trough its distributor TECNORED, at the last edition of EXPOMIN 2014 held in SANTIAGO DE CHILE, the main mining exhibition throughout Latin America and one of the most important worldwide. EXPOMIN was held in Santiago de Chile (Espacio Riesco) from 21 to 25 April 2014 with over 1,600 exhibitors and 80,000 visitors. TECNORED presented HIDROSTANK innovative modular Access chambers specially suitable for electrical and telecommunication chanelling in projects like: • Civil works: highways, roads, airports, railways … • Residential, Industrial Estates … • Projects photovoltaic / thermal In Chile, they have been provided in the main photovoltaic projects (Pozo Almonte, Llano de Llampos, San Andres, Diego de Almagro …) On the other hand, HIDROSTANK chambers have the approval of the SEC, CHILQUINTA … and very positive feedback from pilot installations done for telecom operators.

HIDROSTANK was present at the last edition of the SMAGUA held in ZARAGOZA from 4th to 7th of March   It was the 21st edition of the International Water Exhibition, a very important meeting for water and environment industries, not only in our country but in Europe, to be a showcase of solutions for integrated water management .   Hidrostank presented its wide range of products for:   Groundworks: innovate modular access chambers, manhole steps, pipe clamps…, Hydraulic equipment for stormtanks: flow regulators, cleaning systems(tipping buckets, flushing gates, vacuum systems, jet cleaners…), pass screens…, and, specially, the last bet of Hidrostank for Sustainable Urban Drainage (SUDS): the HIDROBOX infiltration cells, that allow the dimensioning of  infiltration basins(recharge basin), detention basins, percolation trenches ….  

HIDROSTANK access chambers have just got the approval from the CANAL DE ISABEL II for underground telecom lines , after the successful results of the test conducted last year in Villar de Olmos   HIDROSTANK has worked closely with the technician of the division of Telecommunications defining models for channeling telecommunications facilities   The Canal de Isabel II (or CYII) is the Spanish public company that undertakes the management of the integrated water cycle in the Community of Madrid, that is, it manages all the processes that allow proper management of water resources.   The telecommunications system of the company, based on MPLS technology, to connect in real time with all points of the same activity and provides all communications services that are required.

This year HIDROSTANK has supplied their HIDROBOX cells (also known as Storm Cells, Soakaway Modules, and StormCrates)  in a project in Marseille, France. HIDROSTANK worked closely with technicians from the contractor (IDEAL TRAVAUX PUBLICS) in the definition of the solution finally adopted. The modularity and ease assembling of HIDOBOX cells, certified by Bureau Veritas, enabled a very quick installation of the retention tanks, of more than 100 m3.   France is one of several countries where HIDROSTANK is selling their HIDROBOX as a solution for the infiltration/retention of rainwater wherever possible to  enable a sustainable urban drainage (SUDS):   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QnhADIo_gw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ka5uIwbCMr4

On February 10 HIDROSTANK gave a technical conference to senior students of the faculty of architecture at the University of Navarra   Hidrostank introduced them in sustainable urban drainage systems and presented its solutions for both consolidated and new development areas:   Hydraulic equipment for stormtanks: flow regulators, cleaning systems(tipping buckets, flushing gates, vacuum systems, jet cleaners…), pass screens…, and, specially, the last bet of Hidrostank for Sustainable Urban Drainage (SUDS): the HIDROBOX infiltration cells, that allow the dimensioning of  infiltration basins(recharge basin), detention basins, percolation trenches ….

Hidrostank was present at the FISE 2013 held in MEDELLIN at the end of last year From 27 to 30 November FISE received 10,560 visitors and hosted 272 exhibitors, 54 of them international (20%). Hidrostank presented its innovative ACCESS CHAMBERS (CABLE PITS) for electrical and telecommunications channelling, which have already been tested by companies in Colombia like CODENSA and PROMITEL.

This year HIDROSTANK has supplied its innovative reinforced polypropylene access chambers in several PV plants built in UK: HIGHER TREGLISSON, HIGH PENN, PITWORTHY, HIGH FIELDS, ABBOTS, MINGAY… HIDROSTANK has worked closely with technicians of the corresponding EPC, with the supply of its innovative manholes, providing the best solution for electrical channelling. For several years HIDROSTANK cooperates in the execution of groun mounted solar and thermosolar projects, where the features and benefits of our access chambers (easy installation and handling, coupled with its great strength) enable the EPC to fulfil, even shorthen in some cases, the demanding deadlines. This project joins the already performed in EUROPE (Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Czech Republic, Romania …), LATAM (Chile, Peru, Ecuador …), AFRICA (Mauritania) …

At the end of last year Red Eléctrica of Spain ( REE) homologated HIDROSTANK access chambers for underground lines according to the technical specification ET202 HIDROSTANK has worked closely with the technician of the Lines Engineering Department of REE defining the models for telecommunications facilities channeling Red Eléctrica of Spain is a Spanish company that acts as the electricity system operator (Transmission System Operator) in the Spanish electricity market. REE manages the entire network of electricity transmission (high voltage) Thus, with the approval of REE, HIDROSTANK provided its innovative Access chambers in the works of the new high voltage power line of 64.5 km connecting Spain and France through the Pyrenees and will be operational by 2014. The Inelfe project, 50% subsidiary of Spain’s Red Electrica (REE) and its French counterpart Réseau Transport d’Electricité (RTE), has a budget of 700 million euros and is funded by the European Union as part of the EEPR program (European Energy Programme for Recovery). Should double the current interconnection capacity between the two countries in 1400 to about 2,800 megawatts.