Pipe Material

Latest Pipe Material Articles

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  Trenchless Construction

  The Lifespan and Dangers of Old Piping Materials Vs. Plastics and Liners

  Creating a plumbing infrastructure capable of transporting water to residents and waste away from them is arguably one of the greatest feats man has accomplished.Through...

  By: Denise Sullivan | Technical Writer @ Trenchlesspedia

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  Pipe Material

  Ductile Iron Pipe: Why It's Best for Water and Wastewater

  Water and wastewater pipelines are essential for all households, businesses, and industries. Therefore, it is crucial to know the properties and benefits of various pipe...

  By: Krystal Nanan | Civil Engineer

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  Trenchless Rehabilitation

  Emerging Trenchless Rehabilitation Technologies: Kevlar Reinforced Composite Lining Systems

  Pipelining is one of the oldest and most popular trenchless rehabilitation methods which involves inserting material into the host pipe, thereby creating a new pipe...

  By: Krystal Nanan | Civil Engineer

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  Trenchless Rehabilitation

  Spiral-Wound Pipe Liners: Why You Should Consider These for Your Next Trenchless Rehabilitation Project

  Spiral-wound lining is an established trenchless technology to renew gravity sewers, storm drains and culverts. Like cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) or sliplining,...

  By: Ryan Shallenberger | Sales & Marketing Coordinator, Sekisui SPR

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  Pipe Material

  The Lifespan of Steel, Clay, Plastic & Composite Pipes

  Selecting the best pipe material for a particular project depends on different factors, but mainly on the purpose of the pipeline. Materials commonly preferred for...

  By: Tabitha Mishra | Civil Engineer, Technical Content Writer

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  Pipe Material

  A Look at CIPP and Aging Drinking Water Infrastructure

  Fresh, running water is a concern that plagued civilization for centuries. As early as 1692, the City of Boston used bore logs to aid in firefighting efforts. At the...

  By: Denise Sullivan | Technical Writer @ Trenchlesspedia

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  Pipe Material

  Why CIPP Is Growing Rapidly for Drinking Water Mains

  Cured-in-place pipe, better known as CIPP, is a trenchless technology that allows plumbers to repair and replace existing plumbing by placing a liner inside of an...

  By: Denise Sullivan | Technical Writer @ Trenchlesspedia