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Quickly locating the source of infiltration and inflow in sewer systems can save utilities thousands in operating costs and wasted resources. The items below, including electronic leak detectors and utility line locators, smoke locators, dyes and push TV cameras, will help you ramp up your line locating and leak detection programs safely and efficiently.

Louisville Water targets big pipes after making strides in the rehab and replacement of break-prone small pipe.

Baltimore officials use fiber optics to hear problems in water mains before they lead to catastrophic failures.

The Philadelphia Water Department relies on innovation to manage its assets with respect for ratepayers.

Grote Names Draper Marketing Manager; Pure Technologies Names McDonald Regional Manager; KROHNE Posts Leak Detection Vodcast; Workers Return at General Wire; RIDGID Promotion Raises $8,000 for PHCC; McElroy Adds International Distributors; Godwin Presents Check to Boys, Girls Clubs; Wachs Opens Canada Office, Adds Managers

Long after Hurricane Katrina, the city struggles to locate leaks that total millions of gallons per day. Sophisticated acoustic monitoring tools are key weapons.

ISCO Launches Pipe Products Web Site; Sewer Equipment Co. Builds 5,000th Machine; I.T. Awarded WSSC Pipeline Inspection Software Contract; AbTech’s Smart Sponge Receives EPA Approval; Pure Technologies Purchases PPIC; Wastewater Organizations Produce Management Document; Joy Purchases EasyCAM Sewer Inspection Equipment; RS Technik Launches Web Site; Schier Products Moves to Kansas

A combination of technologies, including a SmartBall acoustic leak detection device, provide condition assessments for a Maryland district