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Merging Sustainability, Engineering, and Procurement to Foster Innovation
This column discusses how the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) in Laurel, Md., recently changed its standard pipe material from ductile iron pipe (DIP) to zinc‐coated DIP. This change was recommended by the agency's engineering staff to continue to improve the sustainability of the utility into the next 100 years. WSSC now uses a unique approach combining its sustainability goals with field assessments and engineering expertise to inform procurement decisions.
Merging Sustainability, Engineering, and Procurement to Foster Innovation
This column discusses how the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) in Laurel, Md., recently changed its standard pipe material from ductile iron pipe (DIP) to zinc‐coated DIP. This change was recommended by the agency's engineering staff to continue to improve the sustainability of the utility into the next 100 years. WSSC now uses a unique approach combining its sustainability goals with field assessments and engineering expertise to inform procurement decisions.
Merging Sustainability, Engineering, and Procurement to Foster Innovation
Reid, Carla A. (author) / Tyson, Keith W. (author) / Obodoako, Aloysius (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 109 ; 78-80
2017-06-01
3 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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