Underground Construction - May 2021 - UCT6

UCT PRIMARY EDUCATION PROGRAM
TUESDAY, JULY 13
various methods, general cost information, and
the overall industry.
TRACK I-A = SEWER
CONSTRUCTION/REHABILITATION
8:30-8:55 a.m.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
Scott Potter, Nashville Department of Water
& Sewerage Services
9:00-9:25 a.m.
Partnership & Innovation Ensure Success of
Bypass Project
Speaker: Shayne VanRoosendaal, Sunbelt
Rentals
This case study details a high-volume sewer
bypass to support the rehabilitation of one of
the City of Dallas Water Utilities' largest lift
stations.
9:30-9:55 a.m.
Think Outside the Pipe
Speaker: Warren Watkins, Canline Pipeline
Solutions
An overview of traditional pipeline installation
methods, including technical information on
advanced pipeline installation equipment,
available liner materials, installation cost
comparisons, and environmental advantages.
10:00-10:25 a.m.
Environmentally Friendly Epoxy Coating
System Offers Big Benefits to Hydroelectric
Station
Speaker: Hunter Sansone, A&W Maintenance
An epoxy coating system used to rehabilitate
an electric power holding company's 100-yearold
steel penstock headwall pipes, not only
provided structural repair to the host pipes, but
offered a variety of benefits to the company and
its hydro project
10:30-10:55 a.m.
Data Quality Evaluation Processes for PACP
Inspection Data
Speakers: Hossein Khaleghian and Yongwei
Shan, Oklahoma State University
This presentation serves as the first step in
developing asset management plans for sewer
collection systems, by understanding the
current problem regarding collected data, and
providing a platform to proactively detect which
pipes are about to fail.
11:00-11:25 a.m.
Advancements in Water Pipeline Condition
Assessment & Mapping Technologies
Speaker: Jeff Maier, Infrastructure Practice
Leader, Garver
This overview of advanced pipeline condition
assessment and 3-D mapping technologies for
water mains will discuss the latest technological
developments, advantages and limitations of
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11:30-11:55 a.m
Critical Thinking in Construction Engineering
for Developing & Managing Underground
Space
Speaker: Tom Iseley, Ph.D., Purdue University
A discussion of the challenges and solutions
to creatively using underground space, and
insights, from personal experience, into the
major milestones that have impacted the
underground infrastructure industry.
TRACK II = WATERWORKS
9:00-9:25 a.m.
Leak Detection & I&I Cafeteria Plan
Speaker: Jack Canfield, City of Houston
Recognizing that a one-size-fits-all approach
is no longer sufficient, the City of Houston is
developing a program to assist with the review
and reduction of inflow and infiltration (I&I)
recorded within the City.
9:30-9:55 a.m.
San Patricio Water Pipeline: Multiple Materials
with Multiple Solutions
Speakers: Jeff LeBlanc, Thompson Pipe Group;
James Schwarz, J. Schwarz & Associates Inc.
This case study provides detailed review of
a new 23-miles, 48-inch water transmission
pipeline - from cradle to grave - and includes
lessons learned.
10:00-10:25 a.m.
Geopolymer Lining of Large-Diameter Box
Culvert in Memphis
Speakers: Joe Royer, Ph.D., Clock Spring NRI/
GeoTree; Bill Sharpe, Inland Pipe Renewal
Covers details about inspection, engineering
design, construction and lessons learned
during the structural enhancement of twin 8.5'
x 8' concrete box culverts, each 500 LF, using
geopolymer mortar linings.
10:30-10:55 a.m.
Large-Diameter Water Main in Urbanized
Corridor: Planning, Design & Construction
Challenges, Successes
Speakers: Andre Garces, Plummer; Tom Snyder,
Upper Trinity Regional Water District
Lifecycle of a 72 " diameter water transmission
main project - from inception to construction
- and insights into the challenges and
opportunities that made it the first CMAR
pipeline for the Upper Trinity Regional Water
District.
11:30-11:55 a.m.
Keep Those Residents Happy! Pipe Bursting in
a Constrained Job Site
Speaker: Brian Goad, P.E., NAPCO Pipe &
Fittings
To update existing waterlines installed in
the 1970s, where job-site staging is a major
concern, a municipality chose pipe bursting as
the best, cost-effective option. Learn from this
project about waterline bursting and alternative
remediation methods for AC pipe using
restrained joint PVC pipe.
TRACK III = CIPP 50TH CELEBRATION
8:30-8:55 a.m.
KEYNOTE: From the Beginning,
A Public-Sector Perspective
Speaker: Richard Thomasson,
P.E., EBA Engineering
When a young engineer, Thomasson worked for
the Washington Suburban Sanitary Committee,
one of the first public utilities to extensively
use CIPP in North America. Now, a trenchless
technology advocate for over four decades,
he brings a unique perspective to how an
aggressive CIPP installation company and a
large public utility helped launch an industry.
9:00-9:45 a.m.
CIPP: Then and Now
Speakers: Jerry Muenchmeyer, P.E.,
Muenchmeyer Associates; Lynn Osborn, LEO
Consulting
A look back at the evolution of product
application, installation and cure procedures,
and the associated equipment and materials,
and how far the CIPP industry has come.
10:00-10:55 a.m.
ASCE MOP 145: Design of Close-Fit Liners for
Rehab of Gravity Pipes
Speaker: Ed Kampbell, P.E., Rehabilitation
Resource Solutions LLC
ASCE MOP 145 design solutions cover both
circular and non-circular pipe geometries,
including non-standard, non-circular pipe
geometries.
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11:00-11:25 a.m.
Pilot Study of 108-Year-Old, 48 " Cast Iron
Main with Embedded Real-Time Structural
Monitoring
Speaker: Graham Bell, Ph.D, P.E., Structural
Technologies
Review of the pilot study to compare design,
constructability, in-service structural
performance, and economics of two, stateof-the-art
steel composite liners (SCLs), full
structural (AWWA Class IV), on 180 LF of 48 "
diameter cast iron pipe, includes lessons
learned and preliminary results of the strain
monitoring.
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