Pipeline pigging is a method used to clean, inspect, and maintain pipelines by sending a device—called a “pig”—through the pipeline. Pigging removes buildup, debris, and blockages while improving flow efficiency and extending pipeline life.
Customized solutions for complex pipeline systems, including long-distance and high-pressure environments.
If your pipeline system is experiencing reduced performance, buildup, or requires preventative maintenance, Flowmore can help design and implement an effective pigging solution.
Pigging is often one component of a broader pipeline maintenance plan. Beyond execution, Flowmore also provides holistic support:
Yes. Pipeline pigging scrapes build-up causing poor water quality off the pipe wall as it moves through the pipeline.
Frequency depends on the system, but many municipal and industrial pipelines benefit from scheduled pigging programs annually or as needed based on performance.
Yes, Pigging is superior because Pigging can do the following while flushing cannot.
Water, wastewater, oil, gas, and many industrial pipelines can all be cleaned using pigging methods.
Yes. Pigs can be pushed through pipelines through fire hydrants with water pressure.