How can Empipe support municipalities as they prepare for the spring and summer months? Get the scoop from Stephen Mercer, founder and general manager of Empipe Infrastructure Group. Check out our main page. The post Empipe Supports Municipalities appeared first on Empipe Infrastructure Group ..read more

Does your pipeline need a SIPP repair? Stephen Mercer, Founder and General Manager of Empipe Infrastructure Group, highlights the primary uses and best applications for SIPP. Learn more at empipe.ca. The post Does this Pipeline Need a SIPP Repair? appeared first on Empipe Infrastructure Group ..read more

The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) is responsible for establishing general guidelines for public safety across a wide breadth of focus areas — among them, standards for Drinking Water System Components. Developed in conjunction with the National Science Foundation (NSF) and updated with Canadian requirements by the Standards Council of Canada (SCC), these standards are the code for how water utilities are developed, maintained, repaired, improved, modified, and otherwise managed, to ensure the health and wellness of the people who rely on them. An introduction to ANSI/NSF/CAN 61 ..read more

How can Empipe support municipalities as they prepare for the spring and summer months? Get the scoop from Stephen Mercer, founder and general manager of Empipe Infrastructure Group. The post Empipe’s Support For Municipalities appeared first on Empipe Infrastructure Group ..read more

What are the top concerns in industrial pipelining? Stephen Mercer, founder and general manager of Empipe Infrastructure Group, highlights the main pipelining challenges and explains how Empipe works to address these key issues. The post Top Industrial Pipelining Concerns & Empipe’s Solution appeared first on Empipe Infrastructure Group ..read more

Challenges Flow control and isolation: maintain isolation from weather elements by creating a series of inertial weir walls behind lining segments to ensure optimal conditions for structural SIPP lining. Cleaning of the CSP pipe segments: 50% debris levels with access to only 1 egress point. Hydraulic and mechanical equipment was used to remove metric tons of material from the CSP segment. Infiltration mitigation and control: Most of the invert portions of both of these sections had extreme pin holing and missing sections. The team used a variety of grouts and high strength cementitious ma ..read more

SIPP culvert rehabilitation can be a cost effective solution at engineered-designed thicknesses, while maintaining or improving flow capacity. Coatings and liners intended for: Manholes Culverts Tanks Water Towers Tunnels Clarifiers Digesters These 100% VOC-free  formulas can be structurally designed and provide chemical resistance for concrete, steel, masonry, fiberglass and other surfaces that experience corrosion and chemical attack over time. The formulas are water and freeze-resistant. These coatings can be used in municipal, commercial, agricultural, marine and industrial app ..read more

  Trenchless utility repair is quickly becoming the best approach to rehabilitating underground sewer infrastructure that’s succumbing to age and overstrained capacity demands. The opportunity to avoid costly and invasive trenching and construction comes from the ongoing development of poly and epoxy resins. Applied to the interior of damaged pipes to restore their integrity, these liner materials offer a world of potential cost savings, utility improvements, and other benefits. When it comes to applying pipe liners, infrastructure rehabilitation takes one of two forms: Spray-in-Place Pip ..read more

What is Empipe’s stance on safety training and certifications for crew members? Get the scoop from Stephen Mercer, Founder and General Manager of Empipe Infrastructure Group. Learn more at empipe.ca. The post Empipe’s Stance on Safety appeared first on Empipe Infrastructure Group ..read more

What are the top three warning signs to watch for in a pipe inspection? Stephen Mercer, Founder and General Manager of Empipe Infrastructure Group, highlights some of the top things he looks for from a rehabilitation standpoint to get the pipe back to a structurally sound condition. Learn more at empipe.ca. The post Pipe Inspection Warning Signs appeared first on Empipe Infrastructure Group ..read more