Is Inflow and Infiltration (I&I) compromising your community’s sanitary sewer collection system by consuming valuable treatment plant capacity? These capacity shortfalls can overload the system, resulting in damaging and costly sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs). A common entry point for stormwater inflow into the collection system is above the cone of a manhole. But how can agencies fortify their manhole structures to prevent I&I from overwhelming wastewater infrastructure?
Join us for an in-depth presentation on ways to tackle the unique challenges of I&I. You’ll gain insights into construction methods, sealing techniques, and maintenance practices that can help safeguard infrastructure and reduce the risk of sewer back-ups and SSOs. Plus, you’ll have the opportunity to ask questions to better understand how to apply these I&I solutions to improve the efficiency and reliability of your sanitary sewer collection system.
Presenter:
Brandon Tremelling, P.E.
Technical Resource Engineer - Geneva Pipe and Precast
Original Webinar Date:
9/19/24