City of Provo approves ADS and HANCOR HDPE pipe for storm drain applications
Along with many other cutting–edge drainage products, ADS and Hancor produce N–12
® and Sure–Lok
® superior HDPE pipe that provides the
strength needed for tough applications.
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ADS N-12® HDPE Pipe now Approved for all Storm Sewer Applications by Virginia DOT
Per HDA 08-01, Dated January 22, 2008, HDPE pipe is now permitted for ALL storm sewer applications.
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ADS Products Make Stormwater Management Easier in St. Louis
The St. Louis MSD now approves ADS & Hancor Water Quality Units, StormTech
® Chambers, Pipe Detention Systems and FloGard
™ Dual-Vortex Hydrodynamic Separators (DVS) for use in stormwater management.
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City of South Jordan Approves ADS & HANCOR HDPE Pipe for Right-of-way Applications
The rugged, lightweight design of N–12 and Sure–Lok makes them easier and more cost–effective to install.
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Southern California Greenbook Committee Expands Specifications for HDPE Pipe in Storm Sewer Applications
On August 16, 2007 the Greenbook Committee unanimously approved updated specifications for HDPE pipe that now include diameters from 12” through 48”.
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City of Provo Approves ADS & HANCOR HDPE Pipe for Storm Drain Applications
Along with many other cutting–edge drainage products, ADS and Hancor produce N–12
® and Sure–Lok
® superior HDPE pipe that provides the strength needed for tough applications.
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PDF)
Wisconsin Department of Transportation Announces New Pipe Specification
Wisconsin DOT has increased the allowable usage of HPDE pipe for culverts and storm sewer construction.
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City of Brampton Approves ADS & HANCOR Pipe for Storm Sewer Applications
ADS & Hancor HDPE pipe provides the strength needed for tough applications. It offers abrasion resistance and won’t rust or corrode like concrete and provide better durability than PVC.
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Oregon Dot Establishes New Standard Drawing for HDPE Pipe: RD390
In January 2008, Oregon Department of Transportation published a new standard drawing specific to HDPE. Included in this new standard drawing are increased fill heights for HDPE.
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New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services issues ITA approval for Geo-Flow® leaching systems
GEO-flow is an effective solution for new on-site wastewater installations and has been approved by the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services for a three-foot vertical separation distance to the bedrock/water table.
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Tupelo Mississippi public works approves ADS N-12 pipe for public storm systems
The Tupelo, Mississippi Department of Planning and community Development now approves the use of ADS N-12 pipe for storm sewer applications behind the curb and yard drains.
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