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Sliplining - Rehabilitation of Gravity Pipe

Sliplining is an excellent solution for rehabilitation of gravity sewer application. It’s completed by installing a smaller, carrier pipe into the larger host pipe and grouting the annular space between the two to fix a leak. Learn more about it here: https://thompsonpipegroup.com/rehab/.

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Sliplining - Rehabilitation of Gravity Pipe

Sliplining is an excellent solution for rehabilitation of gravity sewer application. It’s completed by installing a smaller, carrier pipe into the larger host pipe and grouting the annular space between the two to fix a leak. Learn more about it here: https://thompsonpipegroup.com/rehab/.

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How Engineers Can Access Valuable Pipe Data

Are you an engineer or contractor working on a project to tie-in with or relocate existing pipe installations? Where can you turn for the data you need to cut down on the work required to pinpoint the presence and layout of these installations? Here's an article to answer these questions: https://thompsonpipegroup.com/how-engineers-can-access-valuable-pipe-data/.

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Rigid Vs. Flexible Pipe Installations

This rigid versus flexible pipe installation display visually demonstrates the differences in required trench widths and embedment*. Each pipe is 36” diameter, but trench widths and structural embedment requirements differ. Before specifying your next project, take a look at some of the installation requirements in this article: https://thompsonpipegroup.com/rigid-vs-flexible-pipe-installations/.

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How Is TPG FRP Made?

TPG FRP is made using the continuous advancing mandrel (filament wound) process, the next-generation manufacturing method for glass-reinforced pipe production. Lear more about the process here: https://thompsonpipegroup.com/how-is-flowtite-made/.