Cured-in-Place Pipe Safety Study
Channel: Purdue Engineering
Date: 2017-07-27

New research is calling for immediate safeguards and study of cured-in-place pipe repair, or CIPP, a widely used method for repairing sewer, storm-water and drinking-water pipes. Researchers want to understand the potential health and environmental concerns for workers and the public. 

Learn more:  http://bit.ly/cipp-safety
FAQ on CIPP: http://cippsafety.org/resources/

Featured Purdue Researcher: 
Andrew Whelton, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering & Environmental and Ecological Engineering

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