Title Pipelines 2010 : climbing new peaks to infrastructure reliability--renew, rehab, and reinvest : proceedings of the 2010 Pipeline Division Specialty Congress, August 28-September 1, 2010, Keystone Colorado / sponsored by the Pipeline Division of the American Society of Civil Engineers ; edited by George Ruchti, Tom Roode

Published Reston, Va. : American Society of Civil Engineers, 2010

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Description 1 online resource (1573 pages) : illustrations (some color) Contents Cover; Table of Contents; Construction; A Study on Seismic Behavior of Buried Steel Pipelines Crossing Active Faults; A Variety of Construction Methods and Pipeline Materials Help Create a New Sewer System; CSO Conveyances Project�Selection, Analysis, Design, and Specifications with Multiple Competitive Pipe Materials; Demanding HDD Installation of Fusible 24-Inch PVC Pipe Sets New Record; Design-Build of Wastewater Force Main in North Bay Village, Florida; Development and Construction of the Nation�s Largest Water Main Rehab Project Experimental Investigation of the Effect of Microfibers on the Tensile and Flexural Strengths of Low-Viscosity GroutsGeneral Services Contracting for Sewer Construction; Hueneme Outfall Confronts Unique Challenges in Horizontal Directional Drilling and Marine Construction for New Ocean Outfall; Implementing an Aquifer Storage and Recovery Project; Interceptor Construction in an Urban Area�How the City of Aurora Managed Competing Interests by Considering Constructability and Routing; Joint Integrity of Plastic Pressure Pipes in Municipal Service Lessons from an HDD Project That Was Awarded for 1.74 Million with 90 Days to Complete That Took in Excess of 6 Million and More Than 1,000 DaysManaging Challenges Building the Aurora Prairie Waters Project; New Application for Fiber Wrap Strengthening of Buried Pipelines; One Project, Four Trenchless Methods; P.I.P.E. Solutions of the South Mainland Water Transmission Main; Pipe Joint Integrity: Cementitious and Metallic Pressure Pipes; Project Management Information Systems for Pipeline Design and Construction�PrairieNet Protecting Existing PCCP Subject to External Transient LoadsRapid Emergency Pipeline Repairs Utilizing CFRP; Raw Sewage through Steel Pipe: A Unique Application on the Pima County Plant Interconnect; Steel Selection and Pipe Fabrication Challenges of a 120-Inch-Diameter High-Strength-Steel Tunnel Liner Project; Tunneling Saves Money and the Environment; Twenty-One Foot Diameter Flexible Pipe�Construction; Twenty-One Foot Diameter Flexible Pipe�Design; Design; Preserving Capacity in CUWCD Aqueducts Collecting and Converting 2-D Utility Mapping to 3-DContribution of Frictional Resistance to Restrain Unbalanced Thrust in Buried Pipelines; Design and Specification of Bolted Flange Joints in Water/Wastewater Practice; Features of the Lake Powell Pipeline Preliminary Design to Minimize Hydraulic Transients; Design of the Colorado Ocean Relief Sewer Project; Directional Drilling Design with ASTM F1962: A Decade of Success; Historic Development Adds Challenge to Storm Drain Tunnel under Railroad; Importance of Blowoffs and Design Considerations Summary Proceedings of the Pipelines 2010 Conference, held in Keystone, Colorado, August 28-September 1, 2010. Sponsored by the Pipeline Division of ASCE. This collection contains 152 papers that examine evolving infrastructure assessment and monitoring techniques to help pipeline professionals improve the reliability of buried pipeline assets. As U.S. pipeline infrastructure ages and displays the effects of decades of inattention and neglect, new and emerging technologies can provide innovative solutions to current and future problems. This collection can help the pipeline professional evaluate existing pipeline assets and set priorities for rehabilitation or replacement; design new pipelines using life-cycle costs and considerations; and obtain quality construction within the confines of project scope and budget. Topics include: construction, planning, design, construction, infrastructure assessment and monitoring, and new and emerging technologies Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Notes Print version record Subject Pipelines -- Congresses TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING -- Machinery. Pipelines Genre/Form Conference papers and proceedings Form Electronic book Author Ruchti, George Roode, Tom American Society of Civil Engineers. Pipeline Division ISBN 9780784476093 0784476098 9781680154030 1680154036

Other Titles Climbing new peaks to infrastructure reliability--renew, rehab, and reinvest

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