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ASPN | Previewing the 2022 ASBPA National Coastal Conference! - Vimarsana News

ASPN | Previewing the 2022 ASBPA National Coastal Conference!

Going Coastal | Jon Miller, Heather Wade, and Marissa Torres | Are you ready for Long Beach?

Doctoral student develops award-winning ohmic curing technique for making pipes - Vimarsana News

Doctoral student develops award-winning ohmic curing technique for making pipes

Engineering Materials and Infrastucture Systems doctoral student and member of the Louisiana Tech University chapter of the North American Society for Trenchless Technology (NASTT) Stephen Gordon has developed an “Ohmic Curing Technique for GPC Pipe” to create pipes for underground construction from low carbon emission geopolymer materials.

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Thousands of workers may have been exposed to toxic chemicals while fixing America's crumbling underground infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Thousands of workers may have been exposed to toxic chemicals while fixing America's crumbling underground infrastructure

Industry insists that cured-in-place plastic pipe liners are safe, but some scientists say the installation process is under-regulated and hazardous.

Models Assist With Lock Design For Upper Ohio Project - The Waterways Journal - Vimarsana News

Models Assist With Lock Design For Upper Ohio Project - The Waterways Journal

The U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) is modeling new auxiliary locks to be constructed on the upper Ohio River.