To Line or Not to Line

Newark, Del., Uses Acoustic Condition Assessment to Determine How to Proceed with Pipe Rehabilitation

Acoustic Condition Assessment


Municipalities are constantly faced with the need to do more with less. Public works departments must routinely make the most out of limited budgets, so projects must be completed both quickly and cost-effectively. Many utilities will consider lining existing water mains rather than replacing it, as the cost savings can be significant and the work can be completed with minimal disruption to neighborhoods and traffic.

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