World’s first ‘green’ pipeline wins ASCE Innovation Award

QuakeWrap has successfully won the Innovation Award from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) for inventing the world's first "green" sustainable pipeline. The inventor of the pipe, QuakeWrap's chairman Moai Saini, a professor emeritus of the Department of Civil Engineering at the University of Arizona, said that the pipe can be easily manufactured in various shapes and sizes, is corrosion-resistant, and has a higher quality than ordinary pipes. Pipes are 10% lighter. The outer walls of the pipes are made of lightweight honeycomb cores covered with carbon or glass-fiber-reinforced polymers (a technology that has been used in the aerospace and shipping industries for decades), he said, adding that many construction projects Trying to get green building certification services, and the use of this kind of plumbing will be more conducive to the business to obtain this certificate. According to QuakeWrap, this lightweight pipe material is durable and environmentally friendly, and has been promoted and used in the United States and Australia. They help the United States and Australia to repair deteriorated pipes and underground cable ducts, and are cheaper than traditional repair methods.