Entries Tagged Inflow and Infiltration (I&I)

When the Village of Edgewood, Ill., put in its first sewer system in the 1980s, many of the manhole covers wound up...

The Perma-Liner Manhole Rehabilitation System is made to fit all manholes. Relining chimneys or full-depth manholes has never been easier. The unique...

It’s safe to say our municipal pipes and plants are aging. According to an EPA survey, about 30 percent of pipes are...

The first wastewater treatment plant in Waukesha, Wis., was built in 1890. While some of the original pipes from that era are...

Long before the apple first fell on Sir Isaac Newton’s head, waste has been flowing downhill. In many cases it still does....

How do you budget for infiltration and inflow? Not an easy question to answer because I&I is linked to so many other...

When the Town of Middlebury, Vt., faced a significant reduction in capacity of a critical sewer force main, it gambled – and...

Marc Anctil, owner of Logiball, demonstrates the company’s world-renowned trenchless rehabilitation system.Tune in to see how this system quickly seals mainline joints...

Everything water will be under one roof in June, as the American Water Works Association’s 2014 Annual Conference & Exposition (ACE14) is...

The city of Quincy, Mass., has long been plagued by inflow and infiltration. Over half (9.1 mgd) of its 17 mgd average...

Durable risers provide solution for sinking manholesProblem: The City of Corning, N.Y., found that the manholes located on a two-mile stretch of roadway –...

Taking measures to rehabilitate faulty manholes rather than installing new structures can lead to substantial savings for municipalities. Here are several lining...

Shepherdsville, Ky., is about 20 miles south of Louisville, just west of I-65. The Salt River, a tributary of the Ohio River,...

Nobody knows for sure how the city of Bell Buckle, Tenn., got it its name. What’s certain is that the Bell Buckle...