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The Silver Bullet for Aging Water Distribution Systems?
This article presents polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe as the silver bullet to meet the challenges and costs associated with the aging water infrastructure crisis for water and wastewater systems. PVC pipe has a smooth, noncorrosive, and bacteria‐resistant surface that stays clean for decades. The article discusses the areas of the country that have the highest pipe failures, replacement costs, developer fees and ratepayer affordability, life‐cycle costing, carbon footprint testing, leak detection monitoring of PVC pipes, and affordable pipe sustainability.
The Silver Bullet for Aging Water Distribution Systems?
This article presents polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe as the silver bullet to meet the challenges and costs associated with the aging water infrastructure crisis for water and wastewater systems. PVC pipe has a smooth, noncorrosive, and bacteria‐resistant surface that stays clean for decades. The article discusses the areas of the country that have the highest pipe failures, replacement costs, developer fees and ratepayer affordability, life‐cycle costing, carbon footprint testing, leak detection monitoring of PVC pipes, and affordable pipe sustainability.
The Silver Bullet for Aging Water Distribution Systems?
Baird, Gregory M. (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 103 ; 14-23
2011-06-01
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Rehabilitation , Monitoring , PVC Pipe , Costs , Testing , Leak Detection , Infrastructure
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