April 25, 2022 by

Sliplining in Urban Areas

HDPE pipe moved to sliplining location
By Todd Grafenauer

With cities needing to replace a vast amount of aging water and sewer infrastructure, many find value in one of the oldest and simplest trenchless technologies of sliplining.

The method installs a new pipe inside the existing failing pipeline. The new pipe is typically installed either by pushing or pulling the new pipe into the host pipe with installation distances of a few hundred feet up to one mile at a time.

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