NASSCO-Commissioned Study Offers CIPP Safety Recommendations

Trenchless Technology Center releases new data about CIPP emissions.

NASSCO-Commissioned Study Offers CIPP Safety Recommendations

Much of the study’s emissions testing showed styrene levels below health risk thresholds offered by the Environmental Protection Agency, OSHA and National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. However, the Trenchless Technology Center at Louisiana Tech University released some preliminary safety recommendations for CIPP projects. 

If you’re reading I&I magazine, you already know the benefits of CIPP are limitless. Compared with traditional excavation approaches, using CIPP where applicable drastically reduces the cost of pipeline rehabilitation projects while limiting the disturbances to residents and the environment.

With the process’ ever-growing popularity comes additional opportunity for examination and improvement, which is why entities like Trenchless Technology Center at Louisiana Tech...

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