June 2011 Issue of Municipal Sewer & Water

New digital detection technology helps a Georgia water authority get proactive about leaks — and pays for itself with the first leak

New gasoline-powered diamond chain saw helps water district crews make quicker work of cuts on a variety of pipe materials

San Diego’s experience should inspire any municipal department to look again at its practices and see how much its workers can truly accomplish

A municipal utility agency and an energy company share multiple benefits from collaboration on pipeline inspections

A look at the trenchless industry shows opportunities to expand the business in three critical dimensions

Featured products of June

Flat Trap debris cleaner from Southland Tool Mfg.

A full-profile insertion flowmeter is designed to be easily inserted into a pipeline without leakage while it is still under pressure and in service

By standardizing cleaning procedures, training and equipment, San Diego wastewater officials cut sewer overflows and expenses while boosting efficiency

Five Wisconsin villages save money and enhance their inspection service by jointly purchasing sewer cameras and sharing equipment and expertise

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