underground pipelines module #8
DESCRIPTION
Underground Pipelines Module #8. Prepared by Dr. Randy R. Rapp July 2005. Installation Methods. Trenching and backfilling (cut and cover) Traditional Bedding can be critical Pipe jacking Horizontal directional drilling Slip lining Pipe bursting. Horizontal Directional Drill. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Underground PipelinesModule #8
Prepared by
Dr. Randy R. RappJuly 2005
2005, Randy R. Rapp 2
Installation Methods
• Trenching and backfilling (cut and cover)– Traditional– Bedding can be critical
• Pipe jacking• Horizontal directional drilling• Slip lining• Pipe bursting
2005, Randy R. Rapp 3
Horizontal Directional Drill
2005, Randy R. Rapp 4
HDD Reception Pit
2005, Randy R. Rapp 5
Plastic Pipe
• PVC, PE, HDPE• Protect joints
– Solvents, thermal (PE, HDPE), or threads– Snaking– Bedding and backfilling– Flotation– No blocking– Expansion loops or joints– Supports
2005, Randy R. Rapp 6
Vitreous Clay Pipe (VCP)
• National Clay Pipe Institute standards, p. 183; Table 8-2
2005, Randy R. Rapp 7
Concrete Pipe
• Unreinforced• RCP, Reinforced Concrete Pipe
– Reinforcement patterns– Inspection and preparation– Laying and jointing– Bedding and backfill
2005, Randy R. Rapp 8
RCCP (Reinforced Concrete Cylinder Pipe) and ML&C (Mortar-Lined and
Coated Steel Pipe)
• Delivery, storage and handling• Excavation and bedding• Lifting and positioning• Jointing• Backfilling and compaction
2005, Randy R. Rapp 9
Trenches
• Sheeting• Subsidence• Specifications• Backfilling
2005, Randy R. Rapp 10
Payment
• Station lengths, if specified• Otherwise, slope length
– Length placed before cutting, rounded up to nearest 2-ft increment
– If centerline is skewed, use longer side– Include any “formed out” distance