ContentCase Study: Deflected Joint Found In Live Water Main

Case Study: Deflected Joint Found In Live Water Main

  • By Craig Mandli
  • March 25, 2015

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Case Study: Deflected Joint Found In Live Water Main
JD7 was able to use the Investigator Light to inspect a university's water main through a fire hydrant riser.

A university in San Diego wanted to ensure a live 6-inch water main was operating properly, without causing any disruption.

JD7 North America was contracted to investigate. Using the Investigator Light, a fully integral pressurized pipe inspection and leak detection system...

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