Thermoformed Pipe

Thermoformed pipe is used for rehabilitation of existing lines. In this process, a liner is put into place, and then pressure and heat are used to form and cure it. This allows for repair without excavation of the damaged section of pipe.

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Trenchless Construction
INFOGRAPHIC: The Lifespan of Steel, Clay, HDPE, and PVC Pipes

Steel, clay, HDPE, and PVC pipes range in lifespans, which can be expanded based on maintenance. But not all are best for every trenchless project.Overtime, these pipes...

By: Trenchlesspedia Staff
Trenchless Rehabilitation
How Trenchless Water Line Repair Can Save Homeowners Money

Everything deteriorates overtime, so does our plumbing. Much of our underground infrastructure is decades old and some are badly in need of rehabilitation. As cities are...

By: Tabitha Mishra | Civil Engineer, Technical Content Writer
Trenchless Rehabilitation
How Thermoformed Pipe is Used for Sanitary Sewers

Growing cities have placed a heavy burden on our aging subsurface infrastructure, which is screaming for attention. As per the 2017 Infrastructure Report Card, about 240...

By: Tabitha Mishra | Civil Engineer, Technical Content Writer

Trenchless Rehabilitation
7 Types of Trenchless Rehabilitation Methods and How They Are Used

A term like sewer rehabilitation brings with it thoughts of dug up roads and sidewalks, piled up rubble, unpleasant smells, excess cost and wasted days. Traditional...

By: Tabitha Mishra | Civil Engineer, Technical Content Writer

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