"Speed of construction, product availability and delivery made for a smooth project program"

Paul Klein, project engineer and Peter Ficca, engineering manager at Draper's Civil Contracting
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Software

PipeLoad™ Design Software
The PipeLoad™ design software incorporates some fantastic features to make reinforced concrete pipe (RCP) class selection even easier. The Windows based engineering software program is an ideal means of calculating the appropriate class (strength) of buried concrete pipes required under specified installation and loading conditions. This version of PipeLoad™ software is in accordance with:

• AS4139 - 2003 'Fibre Reinforced Concrete Pipes and Fittings'
• AS4058 - 2007 'Precast Concrete Pipes (pressure and non-pressure)'
• AS/NZS3725 - 2007 'Design for installation of buried concrete pipes'
• AS5100.2 - 2004 'Bridge design - Part 2: Design loads'

PipeLoad™ offers extensive features to make operation truly user-friendly:

• Built-in calculations for most typical trench and pipe laying conditions
• Automatic calculations for construction loads as well as service and dead loads to prevent potential early failure of concrete pipes due to cracking during the construction/installation phase
• Distribution of construction loads down to 300mm above the crown of the pipe
• Automatic calculation of wheel loads for most construction heavy equipment
• Determination of pipe class for the working load calculated for each imposed load for HardiePipeTM RCP and traditional steel RCP pipes
• An ability to alter parameters for optimization of installation and construction
• The full range of pipe sizes for HardiePipeTM RCP (225mm – 750mm) and steel RCP pipes (225mm – 4200mm).

Click here to Download your FREE copy of PipeLoad™ software for Windows.

Q-Guard™ Design Software
Q-Guard™ software is a utility program to aid in the assessment of design requirements for the
Q-Guard™ Stormwater Treatment Devices.

The program uses the Rational Method to determine a 1 year Average Recurrence Interval (ARI) peak flow rate for a site or catchment with an adjustment factor applicable to determine the 1 in 3 month ARI peak flow rate.

Most Authorities and regulators set target Design Treatment Flow Rates for Stormwater Treatment Devices at the 1 in 3 month ARI peak flow rate on the basis that this ARI achieves an 80% to 90% treatment of total average annual runoff volumes.

Project data can be saved to disk to assist in assessing Stormwater Treatment Device options and for archiving purposes.

The program includes a library of localities throughout Australia and a flexible library manager to add or modify locality data.

Technical, Installation and Maintenance documentation for Q-Guard™ devices can be accessed from within the Help section of the program or from the bottom of this page.

For immediate access to the software simply Download the Q-Guard™ Design Software.

About Us.

James Hardie is a world leader in fibre cement, developing quality, engineered solutions for building and drainage applications.

With our ongoing commitment to the development and integration of our fibre cement technology, James Hardie has emerged as one of the most progressive, innovative companies across the globe. The James Hardie product range combines high quality, cost effective building systems for residential and commercial buildings, and high performance pipeline products for above and below ground stormwater drainage applications. The benefits inherent in fibre cement continue to deliver real value to clients throughout design, installation, and operation.

Drainage Solutions

James Hardie Pipes recognise that drainage design benefits from the integration of quality componentry to provide a versatile and cost effective solution. This has been the driving force behind the intensive development of James Hardie’s range of pipes, fittings, pit systems, stormwater treatment devices, and product innovations such as the SlimDrain™ pavement system, slotted pipe system and median barrier. This comprehensive range enables designers to employ the cost benefits and performance levels of fibre reinforced concrete throughout stormwater drainage projects.

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