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Prepared by the Pipeline Division of ASCE This manual describes successful construction methods and procedures for installing common types of pipes used to transport waterlike fluids. Inspecting Pipeline Installation focuses on the needs of field personnel, constructors, and inspectors. It assumes the pipeline design is complete, decisions on alternatives are resolved, and the designer's concepts are now ready for conversion to a real project. Pipeline construction is complex and demanding and requires the services of skilled contractors and craftsmen. Construction quality control and assurance are strict job requirements. This manual has two main purposes. First, it provides an educational tool for readers with limited experience. Second, it consolidates a wealth of practical pipeline installation information into one volume. This book covers introductory and advanced topics. It provides guidance for those with limited technical backgrounds, as well as those without specific working knowledge of a variety of pipe materials. Nontechnical personnel needing basic information regarding the pipeline installation process will also find the manual useful.
CONTENTS -- 1 INTRODUCTION -- 1.1 Targeted Readership -- 1.2 Terminology -- 1.3 Text Organization -- 1.4 Emphasis on Construction Practices -- 1.5 Sources of Information -- 2 SOIL MECHANICS FOR PIPELINE CONSTRUCTORS -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Natural Soil Components -- 2.3 Describing a Soil Mixture -- 2.4 Groundwater -- 2.5 Loads in a Soil Mass -- 2.6 Soil Compaction -- 2.7 The Geotechnical Report -- 2.8 Pipe Stiffness -- 2.9 Interaction of the Soil and the Pipe Structure -- 3 DESCRIBING COMMON PROCEDURES -- 4 OBTAINING PIPE FROM A SUPPLIER
5 MANAGING THE PROJECT6 EXCAVATION AND BACKFILLING -- 6.1 The Major Common Work -- 6.2 Excavation of a Pipe Trench: The First Phase of Pipeline Earthwork -- 6.3 Other Important Earthwork Decisions -- 6.4 Moving Earth -- 6.5 Embedding the Pipe: The Second Phase of Pipeline Earthwork -- 6.6 Problem Conditions during Backfilling -- 6.7 Completing the Trench: The Third Phase of Pipeline Earthwork -- 6.8 Notes to Inspectors -- 7 PIPE SHIPPING AND HANDLING -- 7.1 Controlling Pipe Delivery -- 8 GENERAL INSTALLATION FOR ALL PIPES -- 8.1 Basic Workplace Control
8.2 General Pipe Installation8.3 Handling and Operational Issues -- 8.4 Mainline Connections -- 8.5 Reaction or Thrust Blocking -- 8.6 Connection to Structures -- 8.7 Installation in Casings and Tunnels -- 8.8 Other Considerations -- 8.9 Corrosion -- 8.10 Measurement of Pipe Deformation -- 8.11 First Filling of Pipes -- 9 GENERAL INSTALLATION PROCEDURES -- 10 STEEL PIPE -- 10.1 General Background and Discussion -- 10.2 Product Information -- 10.3 Linings and Coatings -- 10.4 Pipe Shipping and Handling -- 10.5 Installation -- 10.6 Backfilling
10.7 Testing and Acceptance11 CORRUGATED METAL PIPE -- 11.1 General Background and Discussion -- 11.2 Shipping and Handling -- 11.3 Installation of Corrugated Metal Pipe -- 11.4 Inspection and Testing -- 12 DUCTILE IRON PIPE -- 12.1 General Background and Discussion -- 12.2 Product Information -- 12.3 A Sample Project to Describe Ductile Iron Pipe Installation -- 12.4 Delivering Pipe to the Job Site -- 12.5 Laying Pipe -- 12.6 Tapping -- 12.7 Connections to Structures -- 12.8 Installing in Tunnels and Casings -- 12.9 Related Topics
12.10 Testing and Acceptance12.11 Record Drawings -- 13 PRESTRESSED CONCRETE CYLINDER PIPE -- 13.1 General Background and Discussion -- 13.2 Product Information -- 13.3 Linings and Coatings -- 13.4 Shipping and Handling -- 13.5 Installation -- 14 REINFORCED CONCRETE PIPE -- 14.1 General Background and Discussion -- 14.2 Description of Reinforced Concrete Pipe -- 14.3 A Sample Project to Illustrate Actual Installation Work -- 15 BAR-WRAPPED CONCRETE CYLINDER PIPE -- 15.1 General Background and Discussion -- 15.2 Product Information
prepared by the Pipeline Division of the American Society of Civil Engineers ; edited by T.J. Hovland and Mohammad Najafi.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Reston, Va. : American Society of Civil Engineers, ©2009
ASCE manuals and reports on engineering practice ; no. 117