Richway's Cellular Concrete Demo Day

Richway Industries invites you to join us for one of our cellular concrete demo days. Each year we have a demo day in the spring and fall to give you the opportunity to see our cellular concrete in action, learn more about how cellular concrete can solve your problems, and to give you plenty of time to ask any questions you may have. To learn more about Richway and to see when our next demo day will be, check out our website: richway.com/ne...

[@armkf2343]

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Spring Demo Day 2023 will be held April 20th, 2023. Register Today: events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=ucsskipab&oeidk=a07ejovl32oa74046e3

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Our next Demo Day will be October 13th, 2022.
Register Today: events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=ucsskipab&oeidk=a07ejd2eyd814d18037

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

how high will it flow.. will it stay in a 20 foot verticle pipe,, a 50 ft,, a hundred ft pipe???
if so we can use it in afrika in old abandonned hand dug wells that are a menace

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Is the question how high will it flow/pump? If so, there are many factors to consider; pump type/pressure capability, hose size, hose/tube diameter, pumping rate, material density, among other things.......That being said, we've used our equipment to pump nearly 100' vertically through a 3" steel pipe with 35 PCF material. That was approaching 125 psi of pressure on the foam injection circuit. Being able to pump higher with our equipment is possible, but there are many things that would need to be considered.
If using to abandon wells and simply needing to gravity feed the question changes, but becomes simpler to answer.