UCT - Pipe Bursting


 

   

 

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Room 103A

Track IV-A

PIPE BURSTING: VIEW FROM THE FIELD

Presented by the International Pipe Bursting Association (a division of NASSCO)

 

8:30 - 8:55 a.m.

IPBA And Industry Benefits

Track Moderators: Brian Metcalf, HammerHead Trenchless; George Mallakis, TT Technologies

Speakers: Brian Metcalf, IPBA Chair, CEO, HammerHead Trenchless; George Mallakis, IPBA Vice Chair, Regional Manager, TT Technologies

An update on the new International Pipe Bursting Association (IPBA), its mission and an overview of the many benefits provided to the rehabilitation industry including training, educational programs, standards and specifications and technical data will be presented.

 

9 - 9:25 a.m.

Pipe Bursting Basics

Speaker: Mike Woodcock, Member/Owner, Portland Utilities Construction Co.

The basics and ever-growing scope of pipe bursting and splitting technologies will be highlighted.

 

9:30 - 10:25 a.m.

Pipe Bursting Myths

Speaker: Matt Timberlake, Vice President/Senior Project Manager, Ted Berry Company

The presentation will highlight common miss-understandings that are sometimes associated with the pipe bursting technology followed by a brief discussion of each myth.

 

10:30 - 10:55 a.m.

Challenges And Solutions Of Large Diameter Projects

Speaker: Alan Goodman, North America Sales Manager, HammerHead Trenchless

The logistics, planning and execution of Class C large diameter pipe bursting projects will be shared.

 

11 - 11:25 a.m.

Lessons Learned In Replacement Of 50 VCT Sewer Mains By City Crews

Speaker: David Harris, Director-Utilities, City of Brownwood

Information and lessons learned in replacement of 6"-12" VCT sewer mains with RJ-PVC utilizing static pipe bursting technology will be presented. Included are over 50 projects at various locations, depths, soil types and physical restraints. Projects were performed utilizing city crews to replace a failing collection system.

 

1 - 1:25 p.m.

Small Diameter “Micro” Pipe Bursting

Speaker: Brent Johnson, Senior Principal Engineer,       Hazen and Sawyer

The city of Greensboro, NC, has successfully used a unique combination of static pipe bursting rods to upsize 2” waterlines to 6”. This previously unattainable feat was made possible by a two-pass bursting system created by KRG Utility and trenchless technologies. To date, more than 1,500 LF of 2” cast iron water main has been upsized with 6” fusible PVC. Pipe bursting pull lengths have ranged from 220 LF up to 400 LF. The session will focus on the planning, construction schedule, two-pass pipe bursting process, environmental benefits and cost comparison to open-cut replacement of water lines.

 

1:30 - 1:55 p.m.

Addressing Social And Environmental Impact In Madison, WI

Speaker: Alan Goodman, North America Sales Manager, HammerHead Trenchless

The current methods of pipe bursting and replacing water mains with pre-chlorinated pipe, with an emphasis on a case study of a project completed at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, WI, will be reviewed. A number of factors made pre-project planning critical to completing the project on time and on budget while assuring that access to the facility was maintained, safety issues were addressed and impact to the environment was controlled.

 

2 - 2:55 p.m.

Consolidated Mutual Water Company Continues With Pipe Bursting Rehabilitation Program For Distribution Mains

Speakers: Mike Queen, President, Consolidated Mutual Water Company; Richard “Bo” Botteicher, Senior Product Engineer, Underground Solutions Inc.

This presentation will review the current, on-going pipe bursting waterline rehabilitation program that Consolidated has undertaken. It will focus on the economics of pipe bursting installation that Consolidated has realized compared to traditional dig and replace methods over the last two years.

            In 2010, Consolidated installed over 24,000 LF of replacement distribution water main utilizing pipe bursting installation methodology and fusible PVC pipe. The current program is slated to install another 30,000 LF of replacement water main in 2011.

 

 

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