I know you all have been waiting with baited breath to find out the in's and out's of the last two considerations when evaluating a large diameter flow  thermoplastic sewer solution. To recap,  typically, the larger diameters tend to have far less directional changes and lateral connections.  Also, interceptors tend to have deeper heights-of-cover

The need for large and ultra-large sanitary sewers is growing as community populations and conveyance flow requirements increase.  Many expert studies have estimated that the sanitary sewer market will grow at a 6% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in the coming years.  With this growth, alternative materials, such as thermoplastics, are being

Trenchless Rehabilitation Solutions Continuing to address some of the recently asked questions regarding reline, I wanted to respond to a few other questions that may warrant a little more time and attention. I hope these responses prove helpful and aid in your next reline/rehabilitation project opportunity. Should you have any other questions on

A Response to Frequently Asked Reline Grouting QuestionsDuring our recently held national reline webinar, we received several questions around grout. The Pipe Blog offers an excellent platform to address some of these questions. Here are just a few received. How far along the pipe length can the grout be pumped? The answer depends on the grout

By Zach Moore and Maddi BomkampIn the smash hit 1987 film, The Princess Bride, Princess Buttercup violently pushes her beloved Westley down an endlessly sloped hillside. We know what you’re thinking: “Could a corrugated metal pipe possibly be placed underneath such a sloped hill? Inconceivable!” This question has plagued men and women alike since