Entries Tagged Inflow and Infiltration (I&I)

A recent study of all municipal sewer systems in Tennessee (I&I Survey) shows that inflow and infiltration represents approximately 104.7 billion gallons...

Does this sound familiar?“I’ve been out to the same house three times doing three different point repairs. It seems like the roots...

Let’s face it, finding and removing excessive inflow and infiltration isn’t easy, and it’s not cheap. With shrinking budgets and continued deterioration...

Equipment demonstrations and a presentation of grout testing requirements for compliance with NASSCO/ICGA specifications will be the focus of the next Aries...

On Nov. 18, in conjunction with Avanti International, National Power Rodding (Carylon Corp) and the Naperville (Illinois) Department of Public Utilities, Municipal...

Part of doing the job right, in any profession, is having the tools and know-how to accomplish the task successfully. Chemical grouting...

Drain cleaning companies looking for new revenue sources can often find opportunities with municipalities in their area. While the landscape is changing...

Restoring the structural integrity of sewers, stopping leaks and controling groundwater intrusion are vital reasons to carefully choose a grout rehabilitation system. Whether...

Inflow and infiltration (I&I) of stormwater into a city’s sanitary sewer system can be a major problem. King County, Wash., estimates that...

Infiltration through failed joints in a 27-inch concrete gravity sewer in Windsor, Ontario, taxed the capacity of the wastewater treatment plant during...