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DRI in Action: Region of Peel

We’re wrapping up the field portion of an exciting project for the Region of Peel – our largest DRI deployment in North America! Over the past 5 weeks, two dedicated crews have worked tirelessly to complete over 30 km of assessments on 100mm to 400mm Ductile and Cast Iron pipelines.

This collaborative effort was made possible with invaluable support from the Region of Peel Operations team and traffic control and DRI field support provided by Geotech.

With the fieldwork now complete, KenWave Solutions Inc. will analyze the data to determine wall thickness and locate leaks. In collaboration with Rabia Mady, P.Eng, Consulting Engineer from GHD, we’ll deliver a comprehensive structural integrity and condition assessment report, including predictive analysis, to help the Region of Peel effectively manage their critical pipeline infrastructure.

A big thank you to everyone involved, including Gopinath Chandran , Nimarta G., Imran Motala, and the Region of Peel Operations team, for their trust in KenWave and our DRI technology.

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Uzbekistan Pipeline Condition Assessment Project

KenWave worked alongside SUEZ and Toshkent shahar suv ta’minoti to assess approximately 2.7 kilometres of critical water pipelines in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Using DRI™, the team collected high-resolution condition data across steel and cast iron pipelines ranging from 400 mm to 800 mm without disrupting normal operations.

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Peer-Reviewed Pipeline Condition Assessment Research

Two peer-reviewed papers presented through ASCE Pipelines 2026 explore the use of Dynamic Response Imaging (DRI™) for assessing critical buried pipelines. Drawing on real-world applications involving prestressed concrete cylinder pipe and asbestos cement pipe, the research demonstrates how measured condition data can support more confident asset management decisions.

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