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A utility in Texas becomes the first to do in-house sewer lining projects using a new manhole-to-manhole cured-in-place process
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Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP) Telog Instruments, Inc. Data Logger/Management Pipeline Inspection Super Products LLC Jet/Vac Combination Machine StoneAge, Inc. Nozzle Inspection Camera Inspection System Aries Industries Perma-Liner Industries, LLC Pipe Lining Pipeline Rehabilitation/Lining Gorman-Rupp Company Pumps - Dewatering/Bypass

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From left, Jeff Martinez, collection crew chief; Jaime Garcia, collection operator; Doug Clifton and Alex Alvarado, collection crew chiefs; and Doug McCollough, Perma-Liner trainer, prepare to shoot a 240-foot liner.

Years of drought interrupted by occasional cloudbursts dropping up to 12 inches in one day caused problems in the older sections of New Braunfels, Texas.

During winter of 2009-10, the Telog sewer data acquisition system showed that four of 23 lift stations ran continuously for...

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