Entries Tagged Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP)

Pipe rehabilitation has been around for decades. Long enough that the alternative of tearing into walls and floors to rip out old...

With the added pressure demand placed on water main and force main liners, quality assurance in a mobile wet-out system is critical....

CIPP liner curing is a complex process involving sensitive chemical reactions influenced by unpredictable environmental conditions. Although reliable when performed to spec,...

Louisiana Tech University’s Trenchless Technology Center has been awarded a research project by NASSCO to study air emissions from the steam-cured CIPP...

When Midway Plumbing, based in Abilene, Texas, was featured in the October 2010 issue of Cleaner magazine, owner David Ratliff said the...

Purdue University researchers have released another study looking at the CIPP process and potential safety concerns. Last year, a research team examined issues...

As the year comes to a close, we take a look at some of the most popular stories on www.cleaner.com. If you...

“I have both a steam curing unit and a hot water unit to cure CIPP liners. My liners using hot water always...

“I’ve been lining pipe for years now, but a new supplier says I should move to coating and dump the CIPP process....

What causes corrosion in pipes? How can we stop corrosion? These are serious questions that, if left unanswered, can have costly consequences. Next...

A Purdue University study published in July about the potential release of toxic chemicals during the CIPP process has the National Association...

“I’m looking to add a trenchless pipe rehab method to my service offerings, but can’t decide between pipe bursting and CIPP lining....

As we near the holiday season in North America, we know that winter is coming and with it comes a number of...

Relining laterals can be tricky, especially when dealing with transitions in pipe size. Trelleborg Pipe Seals meets those challenges head-on with the DrainPlus...