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Daily Archives: June 18, 2012
24-Inch Water Pipe Burst Closes Dallas Street
A water main break in Dallas released enough water to stop traffic and close one street for at least a day. The 24-inch water pipeline burst on Beckley Avenue, under the Commerce Street Bridge. “The possibilities of the failure could … Continue reading
Posted in Cathodic Protection, Concrete, Corrosion, Infrastructure, Pipeline, Utilities
Tagged Dallas, dallas water utilities, Drinking Water, Flood, Water
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