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    30 year old 1/2" thick Steel Piping Header - Will it last?

    We are currently working on rehabilitation of a wastewater pumping station by placing 30 years olds pumps and other upgrades. Existing 24" steel piping header, also 30 years old, has a current wall thickness of over 1/2". The wastewater is typical residential wastewater at 60 degrees with a...
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    Pump Station Steel Piping Header - interior corrosion concerns

    We are currently working on rehabilitation of a wastewater pumping station by placing 30 years olds pumps and other upgrades. Existing 24" steel piping header, also 30 years old, has a current wall thickness of over 1/2". We would prefer to leave the header and not replace it due to operation...
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    New watermain bacteriological samples test procedures

    I am trying to find documentation/clarification on bacteriological testing requirements. According to AWWA Standards, C651-99, Section 5.1, two consecutive setsof acceptable bacteriological samples are required. I am trying to clarify the requirements on the second day samples. It is my...

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