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AWWA ACE26
Visit KenWave at Booth #438 during the AWWA ACE26 Conference & Expo and learn how external, non-invasive condition assessments are helping utilities assess aging pipelines with confidence—while keeping service uninterrupted.

Region of Peel: Large-Scale Metallic Watermain Condition Assessment
The Region of Peel assessed over 50 km (31 mi) of metallic watermains using non-invasive vibroacoustic inspection to strengthen its risk-based renewal framework. By integrating Dynamic Response Imaging™ data into its Decision Support System, the Region improved deterioration modeling, prioritized 22 km of high-risk mains for renewal, and optimized long-term capital planning.

Extending the Life of a 93-Year-Old Water Main: Lessons from Baltimore
A Trenchless Technology feature highlights how RJN deployed a licensed implementation of KenWave’s Dynamic Response Imaging (DRI) solution to assess and extend the life of a 93-year-old Baltimore water main. The project demonstrates how non-destructive condition assessment enables evidence-based lifecycle decisions for aging transmission infrastructure.

OWWA NextWave 2026 Conference
KenWave will be at OWWA NextWave 2026 in Niagara Falls (May 4–7), exhibiting at Booth #701 and presenting with Peel Region on how vibroacoustic inspection data supports risk-based watermain renewal planning.

The Hidden Giant: Why Asbestos Cement Pipe Still Matters in 2025
For utilities across the U.S. and Canada, the implications are clear. AC pipe is everywhere—2,000 miles in San Diego, 67 percent of Regina’s system, one-third of networks in many BC communities. With break rates rising and budgets stretched thin, doing nothing is no longer an option.

UESI Pipelines 2025 Conference
KenWave Solutions was proud to exhibit at the UESI Pipelines 2025 Conference, held August 9th – 13th, 2025 in Tampa, Florida. Pipelines 2025 brought together pipeline engineers, contractors, manufacturers, researchers, utilities, and more from around the world to share their experiences in meeting the challenges of modern pipeline infrastructure.