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SUMMARY:An Overview of Pipe Locating and Leak Detection  Tools and Techniques
DESCRIPTION:Time: 8:00am – 12:00pm     Place: 95 Cripe Street\, North Kingstown\, RI   TCH(s): 4 (RI DOH)\nCost: $95 (member) / $175 (non-member)                        Instructor: Eric Denslow of Eastcom Associates\, Inc. \n  \n\n\nCourse Outline: \n\nPIPE LOCATING\n The class will cover the basic theory of pipe locating for both water and sewer\nutilities including Ground Penetrating Radar.\n How pipe locators work.\n How to troubleshoot difficult locates.\n The reasons for multiple frequencies and when to use which.\n How to handle and avoid bleed off and distorted signals.\n Tools for plastic pipe locating\n How GPR works and when it is / when it is not a viable tool. \nLeak Detection\n The class will cover the basic fundamentals of how we perform leak detection\nsurveys and pinpointing water leaks in system.\n Why we do leak detection and average statistics of water leaks.\n Methods of performing leak surveys and leak pinpointing.\n Types of equipment used for leak detection.\n Analyzing leak survey date and alternative leak detection methods. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nInstructor Bio:\n\n\n\n4 years at the Ocean Twp. MUA in Ocean County\, NJ\n Operated the water plants\, repaired water mains\, maintained sewer\nsystem and sewer lift stations\, responded to mark out requests for water\nand sewer\, etc. \n New Jersey Water Association for 2 years as a Circuit Rider\n Performed pipe locating and water leak detection services for small water\nsystems throughout NJ.\n Used a variety of pipe locating equipment including GPR.\n Eastcom Associates\, Inc. for 16+ years doing sales and training.\n Responsible for the training and locator sales to utilities and contractors\nthroughout New England.\n We sell a variety of equipment for: utility detection (pipes\, cables\, valves\,\netc.) leak detection\, sewer inspection\, small scale excavation and GPS\ndata collection.\n I’ve taught variations of this class for: NJ Water Association\, Atlantic\nStates Rural Water\, MA Rural Water\, VY Rural Water\, Granit State Rural\nWater\, Northeast Gas Association\, Hudson Valley Water Works\nConference\, NY Rural Water Association\, and CT AWWA
URL:https://rirwa.org/event/an-overview-of-pipe-locating-and-leak-detection-tools-and-techniques/
LOCATION:95 Cripe Street – North Kingstown\, RI\, United States
CATEGORIES:Public,Training
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SUMMARY:Electrical Resistance and Other Methods to  Identify LSL Unknowns
DESCRIPTION:Time: 8:00am – 12:00pm     Place: 253 Pascoag Main Street\, Pascoag\, RI   TCH(s): 4 (RI DOH)\nCost: Free Instructor: Mike App \n\n\nCourse Outline:\nThis session will go over a case study of a community who was an early adopter of\nSWORDFISH. We will review three homes\, one known Lead\, one known Copper and one\nunknown. The surveys were all conducted in the same day and the results surprised the utility.\nThe ability to answer the question of lead vs non-Lead now easily\, quickly\, and definitively is not\nimportant for the utility for the BIL but also for it to convey to its rate payers that you are safe\,\nthis issue has been resolved finally for you and your family. The class will also go over the new\nLCRI and its impacts and time horizon. \nInstructor(s):\nMike serves as Electro Scan’s Executive Vice President\, Global Operations. Mike started with\nElectro Scan in 2018. Mike also manages the Product Development for Electro Scan including\nthe new pressurized tools DELTA\, TRIDENT and SWORDFISH. Mike and his family live in\nSyracuse\, New York. \n\n  \nPlease ask about hybrid training options.
URL:https://rirwa.org/event/electrical-resistance-and-other-methods-to-identify-lsl-unknowns/
LOCATION:253 Pascoag Main St. Pascoag\, RI
CATEGORIES:Public,Training
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