Severn Trent complete trial MIPP installation
Severn Trent have become the first company in the world to trial Melt in Place Pipe (MIPP) installation on a commercial water network
Articles by Scott Rotherham
Trenchless pipe installation: Methods for easy pipeline fitting
Trenchless pipe installation enables vast pipelines to be constructed underground without the need for surface disruption
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
Pipe reinforcement: How to reinforce, strengthen and refurbish pipes
The phrase ‘prevention is better than a cure’ is attributed to the 16th century Dutch philosopher Desiderius Erasmus. It is one that rings true over […]
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
They said Aquatherm couldn’t fail – but here’s how to repair polypropylene pipe anyway…
They say that aquatherm pipes cannot fail – but just in case you ever need to repair a leaking polypropylene pipe, here is how to go about it
Alloy is your answer when it comes to sulphuric acid pipeline construction
Ductile iron has long been used in sulphuric acid pipeline construction but the industry is now turning to alloys for a range of different reasons
Keystone XL cancelled: President Biden kills off controversial pipeline
In his first day in office, President Biden has cancelled the controversial Keystone XL pipeline, appearing to kill off the project for good