The report covers the present scenario (2012-2017) and the growth prospects (2018-2023) of the global Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP) market. The research report includes diverse topics like total market size, key market drivers, challenges, growth opportunities, technological changes, key players etc. … Read More
A University of Texas at Arlington expert in pipe technology is investigating whether steam sealing of repaired pipes release a noxious fume and how dangerous that is to people. Read more at EurekAlert!
(This article was originally published October 3rd, 2017 in TrenchlessTechnology.com) Every job, big and small, usually presents one or two unexpected challenges to a contractor. This is normal. But then there are jobs that test the limits of current technology … Read More
CIPP was invented and first installed in 1971 in the UK. Since then CIPP has grown to be one of the most widely used trenchless methods for the rehabilitation of pipelines. Materials for this technology are now manufactured globally. Often, … Read More
Wilson Station, which was built in 1923, underwent extensive renovations to provide – among other benefits – disability access and a better passenger experience. The Chicago Transit Authority’s US$203 million Wilson Station Reconstruction Project – one of the largest in … Read More
Two feature articles have been published by Trenchless Technology, North America’s leading underground construction magazine, featuring two Formadrain licensees and the Formadrain lateral lining system. The articles are both online and will also be in TT’s print editions. Projects done … Read More
Running a cleaning, inspection and rehabilitation company that serves all of Canada’s frequently frozen landscape presents some significant challenges, from harsh weather to hiring the right people. Stephen Mercer has taken an aggressive approach with Empipe Solutions. In less than … Read More
Repairing aging and/or damaged pipes using the cured-in-place process (CIPP) is a great alternative to traditional open-cut methods. As city officials in Toledo recently discovered, it can also be a more environmentally friendly choice as well. One hundred homes in … Read More
It’s a fact: pipe repair methods that involve open cut methods aren’t always right for every situation. This holds especially true when the pipes involved run beneath the surface of buildings and/or other populated areas. Take for example, the situation … Read More
When it comes to repairs, the size and/or shape of pipes can make a huge difference. An example of this can be seen in the project that the Glenn Research Center in Cleveland undertook to rehabilitate an existing pipe system. … Read More
As municipalities grapple with older infrastructures, one of the problems coming to light is that, with the lining of many old and damaged mains with trenchless technologies, the laterals of those pipes are now becoming more susceptible to intrusion and … Read More
The whole trenchless and pipe lining industry is doing very well in an economy that still struggles to catch up even 5 years later. Although CIPP has been around for more than 20 years, it is only in the last … Read More
