Tag: pipe
Precise Pipeline Design Provides Stormwater Runoff Control to Protect West Vancouver
New Pipeline Fights Flooding and Erosion in a Growing Region
The first consideration for preventing flooding and erosion from stormwater runoff in this upscale and...
Trenchless Projects in the Borough of Queens Minimizes Disruption
Maintaining the extensive sewer system throughout the five boroughs of New York City is a full-time endeavor. Public works construction repairs create work zones...
Black Mesa Project Lowers Flooding Risk in Albuquerque’s South Valley
By Kimberly Paggioli
For more than three centuries, the verdant South Valley of Albuquerque has been a bountiful farming community with irrigation ditches leading to...
NEW HDPE CONDUIT OVALITY TECHNICAL DOCUMENT AVAILABLE
Details Measures to Resolve Ovality During Power and Communications System Installation
The Plastics Pipe Institute, Inc. (PPI), has published a new document about ovality in...
Protecting Infrastructure Through Stream Restorations
By Emily Poynter Jenkins
A 33” sanitary interceptor pipe lay exposed in the middle of the Unnamed tributary to the Saline Branch (Photo 1). Rising...
NCSPA ANNOUNCES MICHAEL MCGOUGH AS NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Dallas, Texas: The National Corrugated Steel Pipe Association (NCSPA) announced that its Board of Directors has promoted Michael McGough as Executive Director.
Speaking on behalf...
DAVID M. FINK NAMED PRESIDENT OF THE PLASTICS PIPE INSTITUTE
IRVING, Texas – January 6, 2020 – The Plastics Pipe Institute, Inc. (PPI) has named David M. Fink as its new President and Executive...
New EPA Rule Points to More Lead Water Pipeline Replacement
IRVING, Texas - December 19, 2019 - With the possibility of tighter rules limiting the amount of permissible lead in water pipes looming, the...
Protecting Infrastructure Through Stream Restorations
By Emily Poynter Jenkins, PhD, PE, CFM
A 33-inch sanitary interceptor pipe lay exposed in the middle of the Unnamed Tributary to the Saline Branch....
