THE UNITED STATES OF HDPE

HOW MUCH WATER IS YOUR CITY LOSING A DAY?
AWWA publishes allowable leakage rates for new pipe installations. AWWA allows PVC to leak at 113 gallons per day, per mile and 125 gallons for ductile iron respectively. Since PE Pipe has fused joints, the allowable leakage rate is ZERO. PVC and ductile iron pipe waste billions of gallons of water across the US every year!
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