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Underground Construction
Technology International
Conference &Exhibition 2014
(UCT 2014)
Houston, Texas, USA
28-30 January 2014
Volume 1 of 2
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
VOLUME 1
TUTORIALS: INTERODUCTION TO SEWER & WATER REHAB TECHNOLOGIES
GROUT-IN-PLACE-PIPE.................................................................................................................................................... 1
Michael Spero
LATERAL LINING ............................................................................................................................................................ 38
Dave McArthur
SLIPLINING OF LARGE DIAMETER SEWERS .......................................................................................................... 75
Richard Turkopp
INTERNAL JOINT SEALS ............................................................................................................................................... 79
Terry Bell
CIPP SECTIONAL LINING .............................................................................................................................................. 98
Larry Kiest
CHEMICAL ROOT CONTROL: ENGINEERED FOR ENGINEERS & ASSET MANAGEMENT ...................... 109
Brian Conroy
SEWER CONSTRUCTION & REHABILITATION
REHABILITATION OF 100 YEAR OLD BRICK & STORM DRAIN....................................................................... 125
Michael Wilmore
EXTENDING THE LIFE OF A CONCRETE SEWER MAIN..................................................................................... 161
Walter Norwood
SEWER REHABILITATION IN INDIANAPOLIS....................................................................................................... 169
Roger Hanas
LARGE DIAMETER BYPASS PUMPING IN JEFFERSON COUNTY..................................................................... 179
Ladd Gould
INTEGRATING HEAT SENSOR TECHNOLOGY INTO LARGE DIAMETER CIPP
INSTALLATIONS PROS AND CONS FROM A CONTRACTOR’S PERSPECTIVE............................................. 194
Abraham Conte
KEEP IT OUT OF THE LAKE: ASSESSING A CRITICAL INTERCEPTOR IN SENSITIVE
AREAS ............................................................................................................................................................................... 199
Wayne Brown
SEWER CONSTRUCTION & REHABILITATION
HURRICANE IRENE DAMAGED CULVERTS RESCUED....................................................................................... 218
Tom Perry, Scott Benner
LINING ALTERNATIVES FOR THE OAKLAND MACOMB INTERCEPTOR DRAIN....................................... 232
Harry Price
WHERE DOES THAT LINE GO ANYWAY? TRA CENTRAL REGIONAL WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANT ASSESSMENT & GIS MAPPING PROGRAM .................................................................... 247
Wayne Brown
THE BACKBONE OF YOUR COLLECTION SYSTEM: LARGE DIAMETER PIPE INSPECTION
& CLEANING ................................................................................................................................................................... 260
Jimmy Stewart
PRESSURE PIPELINES
DEVELOPING DEFECT CODES FOR THE CONDITION ASSESSMENT OF PRESSURE MAINS................... 284
Henry Derr
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR CURED-IN-PLACE PRESSURE PIPE APPLICATIONS.............................. 297
Norman Kampbell
NEW SYSTEMS FOR RELINING PRESSURE PIPES USING THE CIPP PROCESS............................................ 307
Kaleel Rahaim
PRESSURE PIPE REHABILITATION DURING HURRICANE SANDY ................................................................. 312
Rick Baxter
JEA UTILIZES INNOVATIVE CIPP SOLUTION ON CAPER ROAD FORCE MAIN
REHABILITATION PROJECT ...................................................................................................................................... 319
David Kozman
PIPE BURSTING: FUNDAMENTALS, COMPARISONS, SELECTION & DESIGN
DESIGN CONIDERATIONS & BENEFITS OF PIPE BURSTING ............................................................................ 328
George Mallakis
MYTHS, MISCONCEPTIONS AND FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT PIPE
BURSTING ........................................................................................................................................................................ 351
Matt Timberlake
WHICH TRENCHLESS METHOD SHOULD I USE? AN OWNER'S PERSPECTIVE .......................................... 370
Jason Iken, Raghavender Nednur
PIPE BURSTING PROJECT RISK MANAGEMENT - CONTRACTOR’S PERSPECTIVE ................................. 386
Mike Woodcock
PIPE BURSTING PROJECT RISK MANAGEMENT - OWNER’S PERSPECTIVE............................................... 403
Brian Dorwart
TRENCHLESS FOCUS/NASTT FORUM
DIRECT PIPE INSTALLATIONS IN NORTH AMERICA – A CASE HISTORY ................................................... 416
Gerhard Lang
PIPE RAMMING AND THE UNITED STATES RAIL SYSTEM............................................................................... 441
Alan Goodman
CONTRACTOR REVIEW OF TRENCHLESS EXPERIENCE: MATERIALS & METHODS .............................. 461
Robin Thigpen
WATERWORKS CONFERENCE
FINANCING WATER PROJECTS: PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS............................................................. 471
Joseph Norris
U.S. SUPREME COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF OKLAHOMA VS. TARRANT COUNTY .................................. 479
Wayne Owen
STATUS OF DIRECT POTABLE WATER REUSE IN TEXAS ................................................................................. 493
Ellen McDonald
HDD OPERATIONS & PRODUCTIVITY
WHAT EVERY ENGINEER AND OWNER NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT HDD ...................................................... 516
Brian Dorwart
BIRKDALE LIFT STATION, FORCE MAIN PROJECT FOR KERRVILLE, TX .................................................. 550
Charles Kucherka, Richard Botteicher
ESSENTIALS OF CONTRACT/SUB CONTRACT LAW............................................................................................ 561
David Crossley, Jane Webb
HDD PRODUCTIVITY
THE ROCK CHALLENGE: FRACTURING ROCK.................................................................................................... 574
Bruce Beatty, Juan Ibarra
DAMAGE PREVENTION & SAFETY CONFERENCE
ONE CALL LAW CHANGES IN 2014 ........................................................................................................................... 587
Walt Kelly
TEST HOLES (POTHOLING) FROM A CONTRACTOR’S PERSPECTIVE.......................................................... 593
Brent Anderson, Tyler Koll,
SUBSURFACE LEAK AND EROSION VOID DETECTION...................................................................................... 599
Gary Weil
SEWER REHABILITATION
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SEWER REHABILITATION STRATEGY WORKSHOP - A TEN-STEP STRATEGIC PLAN ............................ 624
George Kurz, Patrick Stevens
SEWER CONSTRUCTION & REHABILITATION
LINER SAVES COLLAPSING CORRUGATED STORM PIPE................................................................................. 643
Terry Moy
INDIANAPOLIS DEEP TUNNEL STORAGE SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION UPDATE........................................... 655
John Morgan
GRANITE CITY UNDER SIEGE, REHAB AFTERMATH......................................................................................... 667
James Bohn, Steve Osborn
ADVANCED GEOPOLYMER LINING SYSTEMS: NON-CIRCULAR INFRASTRUCTURE
RESTORATION................................................................................................................................................................ 724
Steve Henning, Joe Royer
THE EVALUATION OF GEOPOLYMER CONCRETE AGAINST MICROBIAL INDUCED
CORROSION (MIC)......................................................................................................................................................... 740
Mohammad Sufian Badar
APPLICATIONS OF PIPE PENETRATING RADAR FOR ADVANCED PIPE CONDITION
ASSESSMENT................................................................................................................................................................... 748
Csaba Ékes
SEWER CONSTRUCTION & REHABILITATION
MICROTUNNELING OPTION CONSIDERED FOR WASTEWATER INTERCEPTOR
REALIGNMENT ACROSS SHALLOW BAY............................................................................................................... 765
Randy Brooks, Wayne Hunter
NEW PIPELINES PROVIDE RELIEF: PILOT TUBE MICROTUNNELING IN THE CITY OF
WINNIPEG ........................................................................................................................................................................ 784
Tony Janisch, Chris Sivesind
REHABILITATING EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRICKS AND MORTAR WITH 21ST CENTURY
TECHNOLOGY ................................................................................................................................................................ 795
Michael Middleton
WASTEWATER CORROSION ISSUES AND MITIGATION STRATEGIES.......................................................... 813
Eric Dupre, Jason Iken
VOLUME 2
SOLVING I&I FROM PRIVATE LATERALS: A MUNICIPAL APPROACH ........................................................ 821
Nate Hrabosky
ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT CURED-IN-PLACE PIPE
INEGRATED DESIGN MANUFACTURING CONSTRUCTION CONTROLS WITH UV CIPP
LINERS .............................................................................................................................................................................. 838
Grant Whittle
MYTHS OF UV LIGHT CURING TECHNOLOGY FOR CIPP ................................................................................. 852
Richard Montemarano
COMMITMENT BY A SMALL PUBLIC UTILITY TO RELINE ITS SANITARY SEWER
COLLECTION SYSTEM................................................................................................................................................. 858
Rodney W. McClain
THE INSTALLATION OF UV-CURED GLASS FIBER LINERS IN CMP STORM WATER PIPES
& THE ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS....................................................................................................................... 876
Mark Hallett
MANHOLES
STRUCTURAL EVALUATION OF NO-DIG MANHOLE REHABILITATION MATERIALS............................. 894
Firat Sever, Mohammad Najafi
MANHOLE REHABILITATION AT DENVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SAVES MILLIONS
IN CAPITAL COSTS........................................................................................................................................................ 935
Jeff Maier
CONFINED SPACE COATINGS SUCCESS ................................................................................................................. 948
Danny Warren
CHICAGO BRINGS NEW LIFE TO OLD MANHOLES............................................................................................. 960
Michael Smith, William Shook
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PIPE BURSTING: FUNDAMENTALS, COMPARISONS, SELECTION & DESIGN
CASH FOR COMPLIANCE: THE BOOM IN SEWER LATERAL REPLACEMENT........................................... 973
Michael Lien
ANALYZING THE BREAD & BUTTER BENEFITS OF SEWER MAIN PIPE BURSTING ................................. 994
Matt Werth
MUNI OWNER’S CHRONICLE OF REPLACING 35 MILES ASBESTOS CEMENT WATER
MAIN UTILIZING PRE-CHLORINATED WATER MAIN BURSTING ................................................................ 1005
Edward Alan Ambler, Bill Thomas, Collins Orton
TACKLING LARGE DIAMETER PIPE BURSTING PROJECTS .......................................................................... 1031
Alan Goodman
ANALYZING THE BREAD & BUTTER BENEFITS OF WATER MAIN PIPE BURSTING............................... 1041
Richard Botteicher
WATERWORKS CONFERENCE
PRESSURE PIPE ASSESSMENT TECHNOLOGIES AND CASE STUDIES ......................................................... 1051
Andy Dettmer
PIPE BURSTING & WATER INFRASTRUCTURE RENEWAL............................................................................. 1070
Alan Goodman, John Newell
A COST SAVINGS CORE STRATEGY FOR RECONNECTING SERVICE LATERALS AFTER
TRENCHLESS REHABILITATION ............................................................................................................................ 1095
Marshall Pollock, Dennis Jarnecke
HDD PRODUCTIVITY: MUD & POLYMERS
TROUBLE-SHOOTING YOUR BORE WITH DRILLING FLUIDS ....................................................................... 1114
Tom Tibor
HDD DRILLING MUD REMNANTS, ANALYSIS AND DISPOSAL OPTIONS .................................................... 1134
Kelvin Self, Josh Daniel
MAXIMIZING SOLIDS CONTROL SOLUTIONS .................................................................................................... 1151
Michael Rai Anderson
HDD OPERATIONS & PRODUCTIVITY
NEW PRODUCTS & TECHNOLOGY IMPACTING HDD TOPIC: AMERICAN AUGERS – EXIT
SIDE WRENCH AND DD-155T .................................................................................................................................... 1175
Cecilia Zavaleta, Rich Processor
DAMAGE PREVENTION & SAFETY CONFERENCE
ADVANCES IN TRENCH SHIELDING AND SHORING ......................................................................................... 1178
Mike Ross
LOCATING UN-LOCATABLE PIPES ........................................................................................................................ 1201
Corey Willson
ENGINEERING ETHICS COURSE
ETHICS FOR ENGINEERS .......................................................................................................................................... 1217
Daniel Wong
SEWER CONSTRUCTION/REHAB: EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES
ADVANCED GEO-POLYMER: HOLY GRAIL OF MATERIALS.......................................................................... 1248
Eric Dupre
NEXT GENERATION OF SEGMENTED RESTRAINED-JOINT SEWER PIPE.................................................. 1252
Steven Gross
APPLICATIONS OF PIPE PENETRATING RADAR FOR ADVANCED PIPE CONDITION
ASSESSMENT................................................................................................................................................................. 1266
Csaba Ekes
WATERWORKS CONFERENCE
DIRECT CONDITION ANALYSIS AND DEFINED REHAB: A HOLISTIC APPROACH FOR
PIPELINE ASSET MANAGERS................................................................................................................................... 1281
David Russell, Ryan Rogers
CONDITION ASSESSMENT OF WATER PIPELINES WHILE THEY REMAIN IN SERVICE ........................ 1304
J. B. Conant
PIPE AND VALVE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT WITHOUT SYSTEM INTERRUPTION ............................. 1326
Brett Hanes
ADDITIONAL PAPERS
IF I HAD THIS TO DO OVER… TWELVE STEPS TO SUCCESSFULLY MEASURE
EFFECTIVENESS OF SEWER REHABILITATION ................................................................................................ 1357
Patrick L. Stevens
NASHVILLE’S REHAB PROGRAM - A STRATEGIC PLAN REMOVES 3.6 BILLION GALLONS
OF I/I ................................................................................................................................................................................ 1394
George Kurz, Gregory Ballard, Paul Stonecipher
REHABILITATION OF SEWER SERVICE LATERALS CRUCIAL TO PROGRAM SUCCESS! ..................... 1411
George Kurz
Author Index