Seal Leaks

This article is an excerpt from Episode 13 of Alchemy-Spetec’s podcast The Injection Connection, featuring Erin Rothman – Founder and CEO of StormSensor. (If you’d rather view or listen, an audio/visual version of this excerpt is posted at the bottom of the article.) Charlie Lerman: Do you ever get involved with EPA Consent Decrees where they’ve said to a municipality, […]

The administrators of a church in Kingston, New York discovered water leaking through a wall into a hallway. The leak was located right next to the elevator. As water seeped into the elevator pit, it became flooded. Elevator pits often contain oil from hydraulic leaks in the equipment. Disposing of that oily water over and

Planners at Washington D.C.’s water utility, D.C. Water, decided to take proactive measures against potential flooding of their facility. Located right next to the Potomac, their facility could’ve been at risk in the event of an out-of-the-ordinary natural disaster. Determining that the main risk to the water supply in such a case would be permeation through