Guess key terms related to Sewer Rosco from A to Z.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
Starts with
A
A man-entry structure designed to provide accessto the pipes for maintenance and inspection.
Starts with
B
Indicates a defect where there is displacement or movement of the pipe wall.
Starts with
C
A pipe material made from a mixture of sand, gravel, and rock held together by a paste of cement and water, resulting in thick pipe walls.
Starts with
D
A code used for a significant deformation of the pipe that includes multiple other defects like cracks, fractures, or holes in a single section in pipes materials like VCP or Concrete
Contains
E
Contains E. Two words. Where the narrower end of one pipe fits into the widened, flared end of another to create a seal.
Starts with
F
Fracture that runs in a circular pattern perpendicular to the axis of the pipe (parallel to the joints).
Contains
G
Deposits that appear as beige, grey, or yellowish parallel lines building up above the water line along the pipeline
Contains
H
Contains H. Small, circular cuts that are considered construction features of the pipe in Storm sewers
Starts with
I
Water ingressing from a defect in the lateral with noticeable force or pressure.
Starts with
J
A modifier indicating that a joint misalignment is defective because it negatively affects the water flow. Offset greater than or equal to 1 pipe wall thickness but less than 1.5 pipe wall thickness.
Contains
K
Contains the letter K. Refers to a sewer material constructed from bricks bound together by mortar, a material made of sand, water, and cement.
Starts with
L
Code Group, An intentional, constructed change in the direction of the pipeline that is designed to help, not obstruct, the flow.
Contains
M
A fracture code used for any intersection of two or more fractures, often appearing in a 'Y' shape.
Contains
N
Contains N. Change direction made during installation, makes pipe go down
Contains
O
Contains O. Intrusion into the pipe, which can range from fine, hair-like masses to larger, obstructive balls.
Contains
P
Contains P. Is a repair made to the outside of the pipe to seal a defect.
Starts with
Q
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Starts with
R
A structural repair of a pipe section, placed sometime after the original installation to correct defects from age, wear, or damage by inserting a new section
Contains
S
Is a dry area indicating where water has previously ingressed.
Contains
T
the inspection ends at a final access point that is a pipe continuing on its own path
Contains
U
Contains U. General degradation of the pipe's inner surface caused by factors like hydrogen sulfide (H2S) attack or erosion over time.
Contains
V
Contains V. A hole in the pipe wall where soil erosion is visible.
Contains
W
An access point through a pump station, tank, pit or reservoir.
Contains
X
Contains X. PVC, CMP, Liner has this in common
Contains
Y
Contains Y. Only the Code. If you see some colored water in the pipe, but you can not see the source, you code...
Contains
Z
Contains Z. Only the Code. An unknown type of intruding sealing material, such as excess adhesive from PVC pipe joints or a fusion in HDPE pipes
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