Rehabilitation
Plastic Pipes Conference Association # 1992 Eindhoven
Elzink
The problems associated with our pipeline infrastructure are addressed in a broad sense. Optional solutions of rehabilitating existing systems with plastics pipelines are described and illustrated.
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