Below is a listing of some of the activities related to PipeMedic™ & StifPipe™:
January 27, 2012, 1st Quarter E-Newsletter released. Features current topics, upcoming events, webinars, trade shows and links to published articles. If you would like to receive these newsletters as they are released, please send a request to office@quakewrap.com. To view the current E-Newsletter, please click here .
January 31st, 2012 — We would like to invite you to participate in a webinar on Tuesday, January 31st at 11am ET to share the results of a recently completed project that earned us Trenchless Technology's Project of the Year Award. For more information click here .
November 2011 — SuperLaminates Bolster Broken PipeThe website of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers covered a story about the development of PipeMedic laminates and how they can be used to strengthen deteriorated pipelines for the gas industry. Please click here to read the full story.
October 2011 — Trenchless Technology Rehab Project of the Year Award: The very first field application of PipeMedic™ was to repair a leaking high pressure cast iron main for the gas industry in New Jersey. The project received the coveted Trenchless Technology Project of the Year Award for 2011. Please click here to read more about this project.
September 12, 2011 — SuperLaminates are Industrial Surgery for Failing Infrastructure: University of Arizona's College of Engineering Publication highlights Prof. Ehsani's latest invention for repair of deteriorated natural gas pipelines. To read the online article, please click here.
July 23-27, 2011 — We will be exhibiting at the ASCE 2011 Pipelines Conference in Seattle, WA. We invite you to visit us and see our new StifPipe™ on display. To view the complete conference program please click here.
June 22, 2011 — The Gas Technology Institute has completed its evaluation of PipeMedic™ laminates for strengthening of pressurized steel pipelines in the gas industry. PipeMedic™ has been tested for pressures up to 250 psi and is now approved for repair of pipes in the natural gas industry. The executive summary of the test is available online by clicking here. To view the complete test report, please click here.
June 20, 2011 — After trying several solutions that did not solve their problem, the Brooklyn Bridge Park Project in NY has chosen StifPipe™ as the system to repair nearly 100 leaking joints in 36-inch diameter HDPE pipes.
NEWS STORIES ABOUT PIPELINES:
Federal Inspectors Find Pipelines in Montana, Wyoming at Risk of Failure Along River Crossings click here
Investigation Finds More Problem Oil Pipelines Crossing Montana Rivers click here
