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Deterioration Rates of Sewers

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Ref: 06/RG/05/15
ISBN: 1 84057 411 9

The deterioration of sewers is a complex process subject to many intrinsic and extrinsic influences. The report examines the data available in the UK on which a determination of the rate of deterioration of different classes of sewers could be based. A method of predicting future rates of deterioration of sewers is proposed and is tested on two pilot sewer systems. Due to present data limitations this is based on groups of adjacent sewers. The extension of the method to individual pipe level when suitable data is available is described. The need for further sewer condition survey is discussed.

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