As we discussed in the previous post in this series, the increasing failure of America’s aging infrastructure has forced municipalities of all sizes to deal with the problem. The challenge is to do so as quickly and cost-effectively as possible. In this post, we review a sampling of the ways our cities and towns are […]
Previously, we explored the causes of inflow & infiltration (I/I) in sanitary sewer pipes, and the significant negative impact it has on those collection systems. This time, we take a look at how we arrived at this point, and how sources of I/I can be detected. We’ve already discussed the fact that America’s crumbling infrastructure […]
In our first post of this series, we defined inflow and infiltration, or I/I. In this post, we’ll explore the reasons it’s a huge problem in wastewater management. The reason I/I presents huge challenges for municipalities stems from four basic issues: Upstream – Pipeline Capacity: Conveyance system pipeline capacities being overwhelmed and causing sanitary sewer […]
Welcome to the first in our I/I series! Because it’s a huge problem in wastewater management, our industry talks a lot about I/I, or inflow and infiltration. But not everyone knows the exact definitions of these terms. So let’s take a closer look at exactly what these things are. I/I Defined Inflow and infiltration are […]
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Today’s I/I Infrastructure Challenges
/0 Comments/in Blog, I/I, Industry Trends, Maintenance and Support /by Mary ShaferAs we discussed in the previous post in this series, the increasing failure of America’s aging infrastructure has forced municipalities of all sizes to deal with the problem. The challenge is to do so as quickly and cost-effectively as possible. In this post, we review a sampling of the ways our cities and towns are […]
I/I: Finding the Culprit
/0 Comments/in Blog, I/I, Industry Trends, Maintenance and Support /by Mary ShaferPreviously, we explored the causes of inflow & infiltration (I/I) in sanitary sewer pipes, and the significant negative impact it has on those collection systems. This time, we take a look at how we arrived at this point, and how sources of I/I can be detected. We’ve already discussed the fact that America’s crumbling infrastructure […]
The I/I Issue: What’s The Big Deal?
/0 Comments/in I/I, Industry News /by Mary ShaferIn our first post of this series, we defined inflow and infiltration, or I/I. In this post, we’ll explore the reasons it’s a huge problem in wastewater management. The reason I/I presents huge challenges for municipalities stems from four basic issues: Upstream – Pipeline Capacity: Conveyance system pipeline capacities being overwhelmed and causing sanitary sewer […]
The I/I Issue: The Basics of Inflow and Infiltration
/0 Comments/in Blog, I/I, Industry Trends, Maintenance and Support /by Mary ShaferWelcome to the first in our I/I series! Because it’s a huge problem in wastewater management, our industry talks a lot about I/I, or inflow and infiltration. But not everyone knows the exact definitions of these terms. So let’s take a closer look at exactly what these things are. I/I Defined Inflow and infiltration are […]