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Sep 18, 2023 News Cindy Riley Designed to reduce pollution in Lake Erie by four billion gallons per year, Project Clean Lake is a 25-year plan being overseen by Cleveland's Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District (NEORSD). When construction crews complete the $3 billion undertaking in 2036, 98 percent of flows entering the combined system will be fully treated at the agency's three wastewater treatment plants.
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Jul 03, 2023 News Vivien Topalovic Tunnelling contractor Rob Carr successfully demonstrated its versatility through completion of
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Jul 05, 2023 News Lauren Gill Peristaltic pumphead runs for three years without maintenance downtime. Risk of polymer leaks at US water treatment plant eliminated. Successful trial leads to dosing pump orders for new water treatment plant.
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Jul 07, 2023 News Trenchless Australasia Urban Utilities has committed itself to reaching net-zero carbon emissions by the time Brisbane hosts the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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Aug 26, 2024 News Robert Stein With deep sadness we announce the loss of our founder and partner Prof Dr Dietrich Stein at the age of 85.
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May 12, 2020 NA-08 - Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process (Demo) For this module, it is important to be familiar with certain pipe bursting terms:
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May 12, 2020 NA-08 - Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process (Demo) The insertion of a new pipe using the bursting process can be performed by pulling in a continuous pipe or by pulling in or pushing in segmental pipes. The former option requires the excavation of access pits and design calculations from an engineer. Therefore, the pulling-in of continuous pipelines will be discussed in greater detail. Pulling-in of a continuous pipe Pulling-in of discrete pipes with a smooth outer surface Pushing-in of discrete pipes … |
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May 12, 2020 NA-08 - Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process (Demo) The pulling in technique involves the continuous insertion of the new pipe into an existing sewer or pipeline. This technique is identical to that of the pipe rehabilitation method referred to as sliplining. With pipe bursting, however, it is necessary to determine the load transverse to the pipe axis. (Image: Illustration of the pneumatic pipe bursting - pulling-in of a continuous pipe) (Image: Illustration of the static pipe bursting - pulling-in … |
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May 12, 2020 NA-08 - Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process (Demo) Depending on its nominal size and material stiffness, the pipe is either rolled up completely on a coil reel or welded together on site using discrete long pipe sections. (Image: HDPE discrete long pipes DA 20 in (500 mm)) (Image: HDPE pipe on a coil reel) |
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May 12, 2020 NA-08 - Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process (Demo) The pipe front tip is equipped with a pulling head, which is attached to the pulling cable and winch. The tensile forces are transferred from the pulling head to the pipe through:
(Image: Conventional sliplining process with annular space - Design of pulling heads for pipes DN 6 in (140 mm) to 47 in (DN 1200 mm)) |
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May 12, 2020 NA-08 - Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process (Demo) (Image: Temperatur) Monitoring temperature variations when working with plastic pipes, particularly on hot summer days, is essential to prevent substantial variations in the pipe length. To avoid this issue, it is recommended that the pipe insertion takes place in the early mornings, once the temperatures of the new pipes, the air, and the old pipes are almost the same. |
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May 12, 2020 NA-08 - Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process (Demo) (Image: Plus/Minus) Depending on the old sewer or pipe depth, the construction of relatively long insertion pits is necessary to avoid very small bending radii and prevent damage to the new pipe.
(Image: Static pipe bursting - Pulling-in of the new pipeline) |
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May 12, 2020 NA-08 - Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process (Demo) The pit length can be determined using the following formula [DWA-M 143-13]: (Formula: Die Baugrubeläange) lG : Length of the insertion pit in [m] hG : Depth of the pit (Pipe invert depth) [m] R : Minimum bending radius in m (manufacturer specified) (Image: Example design of an insertion pit for the insertion of plastic pipelines in a reference to [DWA-M143-13]) |
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May 12, 2020 NA-08 - Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process (Demo) The length of the insertion pit is determined by several factors, the most relevant being the minimum radius of curvature RK [m] of the new pipe. Plastic pipes are distorted during the bending process in such a way that the outside bend of the pipe (1) is elongated and the inside bend is compressed (2). Therefore, the pipe strain limits must be taken into account during the insertion process, and a distortion or stress analysis is to be completed.… |
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May 12, 2020 NA-08 - Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process (Demo) The determination of the elongation strain is carried out by means of the maximum tensile stress σz. For this, the determination of the σz is necessary at both the bursting head (1) as well as at the old pipe (2). The larger value is used for the elongation strain determination. (Image: Static pipe bursting - Pulling-in of the new pipeline) |
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May 12, 2020 NA-08 - Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process (Demo) The elongation limits for various plastic materials free from residual stress (isotropic material) are presented in the table below. The limits for safe installation conditions (short-term, γ = 1.4) are also given in the table. (Table: Elongation limits of various plastics [DVSM2205]) For PE pipes, the total outer bend elongation (from pulling and bending) may not exceed ε = 3 %. Due to the risk of buckling during compression, the max εK applies (see … |
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May 12, 2020 NA-08 - Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process (Demo) The limiting values specified in the following table apply for HDPE pipes (materials free from residual stress - isotropic material). Other materials require further verification. (Table: Limiting values for PE-HD) 1. Diameter / wall thickness ratio (dL,a, dL,i [mm] Outside-/Inside diameter of the pipe / liner). 2. Allowable bending radius. 3. Allowable compression reduced by for 3 % for stability purposes. 4. Allowable longitudinal tension reduced by |
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May 12, 2020 NA-08 - Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process (Demo) (Table: Material properties of plastics (excerpt from DWA-A 143-2)) 1ASTM Legend: 2 ) Determined from liner deformation measurements. 3 ) Compressive stresses can be a decisive factor, particularly for thin walled liners. 4 ) Tested in accordance with DIN 54852 (4- point bending creep test), test procedure according to DIN 53457 , test specimen manufactured according to DIN 16776-2. 5 ) Higher values can be used in the calculation if they are approved … |
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May 12, 2020 NA-08 - Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process (Demo) (Image: Pipeline pulling force tension) (Image: Pipeline pulling force angle) The force required for the pulling in of the pipe is determined by:
(Image: Static pipe bursting pulling force) (→ Table: Equation … |
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May 12, 2020 NA-08 - Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process (Demo) Tensile forces from the friction between the new and the old pipe underground and above ground (coefficient μG) Equation 1: (Formula: Zugkraft aus Reibung des Rohrstranges im Altrohr Untergrund und auf dem Gelände)
Tensile force from the friction against the guide rollers (rolling friction, coefficient μR) Equation 2: (Formula: Zugkraft aus Reibung an Umlenkrollen (… |
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May 12, 2020 NA-08 - Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process (Demo) The table below provides the allowable tensile force for the pulling-in of HDPE and PE pipes. (Table: Maximum permissible tensile forces for pipes made of PE 80) |
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May 12, 2020 AE-08 Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process NA-08 - Replacement: Pulling-In the Pipe String during the Pipe Bursting Process (Demo) Interpolation between the curves is allowed. Pipeline weight: ḡL = AQ • YL [kN/m] A1 = (A1/ ḡL) • ḡL (→ Table: Equation variables) of mathematical variables (Image: Chart A1 / 6 bearing forces of PE pipes SDR 21 (SN 8) on the old pipe(A1) and the edge of the pit (A2)) |
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