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
British river pollution being caused by pre-Victorian sewage practices
A committee of MPs has blasted the British water industry for its pre-Victorian approach on releasing sewage into waterways, causing serious river pollution
Using silicon carbide strips for cleaning the outside of a pipe
The preparation process for making a pipe repair will often involve cleaning the outside of a pipe, a task best donew using silicon carbide strips
The history of the epoxy putty stick – and its use in pipe repair
The history of the epoxy putty stretches back to the 1930s whilst the stick became a popular tool for pipe repair during the 1980s and 1990s
The 5 biggest wastewater plants in the world
We look at five of the biggest wastewater plants in the world and the vital role they play in ensuring a supply of clean, safe water
How to repair a leaking pipe saddle joint
The repair of a leaking saddle joint and the challenges posed by a step on the pipe can be easily overcome by using a silicone repair tape
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?
Conditions in Honolulu, Hawaii are perfect for water pipe break
A corrosive environment and being in a seismic region makes for perfect water pipe break conditions in Honolulu, Hawaii for pipe break
How does a portable toilet work?
One of life’s great mysteries answered by the team at PipeRepair.co.uk – how exactly does the magic of a portable toilet work?
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