Entries Tagged Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP)

By now most of us have heard the term PFAS, but there is still some mystery surrounding these substances, so NASSCO Technical...

HammerHead has become a well-known name in the trenchless industry. From its launch in 1989 with the HammerHead Mole piercing tool to...

Contractor uses pneumatic pipe plugs to meet extremely high head pressuresProblem:As part of a project that lasted a year and a half,...

Vertiflo Series 700, 800 and 900 immersion sump pumpsVertiflo Pump’s Series 700, 800 and 900 immersion sump pumps are available with variable frequency...

CIPPMaxLiner USA MaxLightMaxLiner’s LED-based UV curing system, MaxLight, optimizes CIPP operations by dramatically increasing work efficiency. Curing does not begin until resin is exposed to finely...

In addition to the many NASSCO specification guidelines, videos, manuals, publications and other technical resources available to our industry, over the past...

Cured-in-place pipe as a method for trenchless rehabilitation minimizes costs and limits system disruption. But meeting industry standards for CIPP is essential...

Cured-in-place pipe for trenchless rehabilitation has made major strides since its inception 50 years ago. New advancements in technology have helped the...

Neither gravity nor vacuum can solve every sewer problem. In York County, Virginia, they play an equal role in providing safe collections...

It’s only two months into NASSCO’s fiscal year and our dedicated and hard-working committees are already making significant impacts on the underground...

NASSCO continues to fund important third-party research on the safety of emissions from the cured-in-place pipe process when using styrenated resin. To...

Developing guidelines is an important part of NASSCO’s mission: To set standards for the assessment, maintenance, and rehabilitation of underground infrastructure and...

The National Association of Sewer Service Companies (NASSCO) continues its work ensuring that it provides the best possible safety information for CIPP...

Cured-in-place pipe can present as a seemingly brand-new structure — restoring a pipe’s structural integrity — but it still requires thorough inspections...