Pipe bend repair: How to fix a leaking or burst elbow joint
When a pipe elbow bend is burst or leaking, a more versatile method is needed to fix the problem than that offered by a pipe repair clamp
Articles by Scott Rotherham
Will Nord Stream 2 approval reduce the price of gas in Europe?
With the cost of gas rising across Europe and the UK, would an increase of supplies from Russia via Nord Stream 2 lead to a reduction in price?
Sewage dumping rules relaxed by UK government amid chemical shortage
The UK government has relaxed sewage dumping rules as a chemical shortage leaves wastewater plants struggling to treat water to previous conditions
Fatberg the size of Olympic Swimming Pool removed from Plymouth sewer
A 50m long fatberg has been removed from a Plymouth sewer in a clean up operation which took over a month to complete and cost nearly £100,000
How to fix a leaking pipe joint: Easy repair for PVC and copper
A leaking pipe joint is a common problem that can affect all types of pipes – in fact, it is probably one of the most […]
What a new government in Libya means for oil and pipelines
Libya has its first unity government for seven years – which is good news for the oil industry after production ground to a halt during years of civil war
Worst pipe material: 3 pipe types that are bad & difficult to repair
It takes years to find out that a pipe material is not suitable – with three very obvious contenders for being the worst pipe types on the planet
The power of poo: Using sewage to warm homes through district heating
Could sewage power your home? Thames Water is piloting a scheme to use wastewater from a treatment plant to warm properties connected via district heating
National Infrastructure Commission report wants real progress made on water efficiency
A report from the National Infrastructure Commission has said the water industry needs to make progress on efficiency to boost resilience against drought
Tank repair: How to fix a leaking tank by making a composite patch repair
Fixing a hole in a leaking tank which has corroded or been damaged by wear can be done via a composite patch repair using brushable epoxy and fibregalss tape