I&I in Sewer Systems

Blog: Future-Proofing Sewer Systems: Strategies for Preventing and Mitigating I&I

The persistent challenge of inflow and infiltration (I&I) in sewer systems demands a proactive, forward-thinking approach.   For civil engineers, asset managers and decision-makers, understanding the strategies to prevent and mitigate these issues is crucial for ensuring the longevity and efficiency of sewer infrastructure.  Understanding Inflow and Infiltration  Inflow occurs when stormwater and groundwater enter sewer…

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INGU's Pipers Technology

Press Release – INGU’s Pipers® Launch into Australia and New Zealand

[Sydney, 15th January 2024] – Detection Services proudly introduces the groundbreaking partnership with INGU’s Pipers®, set to transform pipeline inspections in Australia and New Zealand. This innovative in-line inspection technology promises to revolutionise pipeline management across various sectors.  Designed to cater specifically to the challenges encountered in the water, wastewater, bulk water, and other pipeline…

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economic impact of I&I inflow infiltration

Blog: The Costly Dilemma – Estimating the Economic Impact of Inflow and Infiltration

The impact of Inflow and infiltration: I&I might sound innocuous, but for water utilities and wastewater management organisations, these two villains pose a significant financial and operational threat. Inflow refers to water entering the system through direct connections like manhole covers, while infiltration involves groundwater seeping into the pipes through cracks or leaks. The result?…

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flood events australia

Download – Preparing & Reacting to Flood Events

Australia is no stranger to the ferocity of flood events that ravage its regions cyclically. As stunning as its geography may be, the country grapples with the sobering reality of the impact of these floods on its intricate water networks, posing multifaceted challenges to water utilities and significantly affecting end consumers. This document aims to…

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non-revenue water solution

Case Study – Smart Networks – Integrated Intelligence

Christchurch City Council manages the the water supply network for Rawhiti, providing drinking water, sewage and recycled services to its customers. Rawhiti is located east of central Christchurch, running from Wainoni in the west to New Brighton in the east. The area incorporates over 11,000 connections which are predominantly residential with a small percentage of commercial business’s.

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Case Study – Taking Back Control – Unauthorised Connections

Lincoln Road is one of the busiest regional arterial roads in West Auckland and is identified as a ‘growth corridor’ due to growth in traffic volumes generated by future developments. Lincoln North Mall is a multi-use shopping centre located at 111 Lincoln Road, Henderson. The Mall is a combination of individual buildings comprising retail outlets and restaurants.

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Case Study – Relieving the Pressure

City West Water (CWW), manages a water supply network providing drinking water, sewerage, and recycled water services to its customers in Melbourne’s central business district, inner and western suburbs.  Each year City West Water supplies about 93 billion litres of drinking water and transfers approximately 94% of sewage and trade waste collected to the treatment plant in Werribee, with the remaining going to the treatment plant in Altona.

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p-CAT™ — International Pipeline to Success

The City of Louisville in Colorado, America was founded in 1878 and has since grown to a population of over 21,000 residents. It currently supplies its customers with raw water needs via a distribution network of over 193 km of pipeline.

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Science on the Ice

The approach adopted for Antarctica New Zealand showcases how Detection Service’s innovative technology and solutions allow customers to prioritise security and ensure their people get to where they need to go and do what they need to do — safely.

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