EditorialEvery Day, All Hours Every Day, All Hours Dealing with I&I 24/7 requires vigilant monitoring and rehab. The team in Miami-Dade County has reduced system I&I by 30 mgd. By Dan Heim September 2011 Sewer Order Digital Reprints Want a PDF of this article as it appeared in print? Order Here! Filed Under Grouting Inflow and Infiltration (I&I) CUES, Inc. Avanti International Pipe Lining Pipeline Rehabilitation/Lining Perma-Liner Industries, LLC Epoxytec Jet/Vac Combination Machine Sewer Cleaning Vactor Manufacturing Vac-Con, Inc. Harben, Inc. Jetter - Truck & Trailer Flowmeter ADS Environmental Services Sign Me Up! Join your colleagues who already get great content delivered right to their inbox. Sign up Digital! If you don't want to bring your iPad into the bathroom, we can send you a magazine subscription for free! Subscribe to Print! The Miami-Dade Water and Sewer crew includes, front row, from left, Mayco Gonzalez, TV technician 2; Manuel Vigil, semiskilled laborer; and Javier Pantin, sewer collection systems supervisor; back row, Vicente Vergara, TV technician 1; and Guido Nabu In most places, I&I is a seasonal problem or is driven by rain events. For the Miami-Dade (Fla.) Water and Sewer Department, it’s a continuous issue. The county lies on the southeast tip of the Florida peninsula. Part of the perimeter is at sea level, the maximum elevation is... Please login or register to view MSW articles. It's free, fast and easy! Popular Stories December 03, 2024 Cybersecurity Check-Up: Is Your Utility Prepared? December 03, 2024 Denver to Host NASTT's 2025 No-Dig Show December 02, 2024 CUES Introduces New Technology for Sanitary and Storm Sewer Inspection December 02, 2024 Decentralized Treatment: Growing Interest in Local Solutions December 02, 2024 Money Talks: Grants to Twin Cities Residents to Help Boost Water Savings November 27, 2024 News About Franklin Electric, Felling Trailers, 120Water and More Discussion Comments on this site are submitted by users and are not endorsed by nor do they reflect the views or opinions of COLE Publishing, Inc. Comments are moderated before being posted. Please enable JavaScript to view the comments.