The Pipe Blog

If you were to work at a firm for 50 years or stay married to the love of your life for 50 years, would you say that was a remarkable milestone? Would one

After having successfully completed a new professional development hour (PDH) article for Informed Infrastructure on the topic of buried culverts and service

A question that comes up frequently: “Will this alternate pipe solution convey the same amount of flow that’s shown on these set of plans?” And the one thing

U.S. sewer infrastructure continues to see increasing rates of sanitary and storm sewer deterioration and a need for cost-effective rehabilitation solutions.

One of the factors in determining the selection of a structure or structures to convey or store water is whether to use a single cell or multiple cell

Recently, I had the opportunity to participate in a webinar covering multiple states and 300 participants. The topic was PVC pipe applications and design

Defined by the US Department of Homeland Security, Infrastructure Resiliency is the ability to reduce the magnitude and/or duration of disruptive events. The

Corrugated Steel Pipe (CSP) has a long history of use for culverts and other drainage applications since the product first came to market in 1896. Galvanized

Airports, theme parks, banks and grocery stores – we’ve all had the annoyance of standing in line, but in the wastewater pipe world, getting “in line” can be a

Load Dissipation As promised, here is the second part of this two-part blog series. In the first section, I discussed the standard live load design vehicles and