How to make a pipe repair resistant to 30 bar with epoxy putty
Epoxy putty can be used by anyone without the need for any formal training to make a leaking pipe repair with pressure resistance to 30 bar
Articles by Richard Roberts
Ofwat: Why it is being abolished and what comes next
Ofwat will be abolished by the government and replaced by a new powerful regulator after a report described the water industry as broken
PCC-2: A crucial standard for the oil and gas industry
ASME PCC-2 is a crucial standard for the oil and gas industry, where high pressure pipelines and equipment are widespread
Wet patch in your garden? You might have an underground leak
An unexplained wet patch in a garden during dry spells of weather or when no watering has taken place can be a sign of an underground leak
How Iraq rebuilt its oil industry after war
After 25 years of wars, conflicts and invasions, the story of how Iraq rebuilt its oil industry is one of its biggest success stories
15 years since Deepwater Horizon… how have standards changed?
The Deepwater Horizon Disaster was one of the most catastrophic industrial accidents in modern history – so how have standards changed since?
Sewage discharge in England hit record levels in 2024
Storm overflow data in England for 2024 has revealed record sewage discharge levels totalling 3.6 million hours, a 3600% increase since 2016
5 ways to repair a slurry pipe and ensure system efficiency
We look at 5 different ways to repair and maintain a slurry pipe with the aim of keeping systems running as efficiently as possible
How to repair and rebuild corroded or worn pump housing
The repair and rebuild of corroded or worn pump housing can be made straightforward by using a high-specification epoxy wear compound
Understanding ASME PCC-2 Article 401-III
ASME PCC-2 Article 401-III, the focusses on nonmetallic composite systems used to repair defects or damages in pressure piping and components