Water / Air / Water
Discover how the Water Air Water process rehabilitates your pipelines
Water Air Water, a cleaning method for your pipelines. This process uses a combination of compressed air and water to dislodge deposits and ensure optimal flow, without damaging the pipes.
See in the diagram below how this method works, step by step, to ensure a clean, high-performing network.

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Environmental impact
A sustainable method
We are aware of the importance of protecting our planet, and the Water Air Water method is fully in line with this approach. By avoiding trenches, we reduce the carbon footprint of our work.
This technique also uses less water than other methods, while limiting the waste generated by the works.

Water / Air / Water process steps
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Connecting the mobile unit to the network
We begin by setting up our mobile cleaning unit, connected directly to the network via an injection point (such as a fire hydrant, an air valve or a meter)

Mixing and preparing the Water/Air sequences
This combination of water and air generates controlled pressure that acts directly on the deposits clinging to the walls, loosening them without damaging the pipe structure
2
Circulating the mixture and removing deposits
Once the water/air mixture is in place, it circulates through the entire pipeline and acts as a mechanical scrub on the inner walls. The compressed air bubbles lift and carry the deposits, which are then flushed out with the water
3
Sampling for inspection before returning to service
We also take samples of discoloured water to check the quality of the cleaning and make sure no blockages or debris remain.
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Video: inside the Water / Air / Water method
See the process in action


Any questions?
Frequently asked questions
Yes, the Water/Air/Water process is suitable for pipes from Ø 15 to 300 mm and can be used on both drinking water and non-potable water networks.
The Water/Air/Water process is used to clean and descale pipelines, whether or not they carry drinking water. It removes mineral deposits, sediment and other residues that build up in pipes, efficiently and in an environmentally friendly way.
No, this method is gentle on your infrastructure. The air/water emulsion does not damage pipe walls, even those made of sensitive materials such as PVC or concrete.






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