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Pipeline Infrastructure Renewal and Asset Management
1 online resource (560 pages) : 175 illustrations.
This practical resource covers the latest methods to manage, value, and estimate the life and cost of pipeline infrastructure assets.
A. About the Author -- B. About NASSCO -- C. Dedication -- D. Foreword -- E. Preface -- F. Acknowledgments -- PREFACE PRELIMINARIES -- Reviewers -- 1. Introduction and Overview -- CHAPTER PRELIMINARIES -- Introduction -- Extending Service Life -- Trenchless Renewal Methods -- Sewer Manhole Renewal -- Selection of a Renewal Method -- Current Design Concepts for Pipeline Renewals -- Emerging Design Concepts for Pipeline Renewal Systems -- Long-Term Test Methods -- Common Terms and Practices in Pipeline Renewal -- Chapter Summary -- Review Questions -- 2. Pipeline Asset Management -- CHAPTER PRELIMINARIES -- Introduction -- Benefits of Asset Management -- Major Questions in an Asset Management Program -- Asset Management Framework -- Government Accounting Standards Board Statement 34 -- Condition Assessment Tools and Methods -- Risk Management in Piping Systems -- Asset Management of Oil and Gas-Related Pipelines -- Chapter Summary -- Review Questions -- 3. Design Considerations for Trenchless Renewal Methods -- CHAPTER PRELIMINARIES -- Introduction -- TRM Selection Process -- Renewal Method Depends on the Existing Pipe Conditions -- Renewal Method Depends on Site and Project Conditions -- Selection of a Renewal Method (a 10-Step Process) -- General Design Considerations -- Structural Design of CIPP -- Chapter Summary -- Review Questions -- 4. Pipeline Prioritization, Inventory and Condition Assessment -- CHAPTER PRELIMINARIES -- Introduction and Background -- Pipeline Condition Assessment -- Model Input Parameters -- Data Collection, Analysis, and Management -- Condition Assessment -- Condition Assessment Technologies forGravity and Pressure Systems -- Condition Assessment Technologies Specific for Water Distribution System -- Data Collection and Manipulation -- System Integration and Operation -- Chapter Summary -- Review Questions -- 5. Pipe and Pipe Installation Considerations -- CHAPTER PRELIMINARIES -- Introduction -- Pipeline Construction Using Open-Cut Method -- The Pipe-Soil System -- Common Modes of Pipeline Failures -- Pipe Selection Considerations -- Cement-Based Pipes -- Vitrified Clay Pipe -- Plastics Pipes -- Metallic Pipes -- Corrosion Protection: General -- Chapter Summary -- Review Questions -- 6. Cured-in-Place Pipe -- CHAPTER PRELIMINARIES -- Introduction -- Site Compatibility and Applications -- Impacts of Existing Pipeline Defects on CIPP -- Main Characteristics -- Method Description -- Inspecting Installation of CIPP -- Pipe Plugging or Bypass Pumping -- Quality Assurance and Testing -- Major Advantages -- Major Limitations -- Scheduling and Costs -- Chapter Summary -- Review Questions -- 7. Sliplining -- CHAPTER PRELIMINARIES -- Introduction -- Site Compatibility and Applications -- Main Characteristics -- Sliplining Methods -- Installation -- Design Considerations -- Sliplining Gaslines -- Advantages -- Limitations -- Case Study -- Chapter Summary -- Review Questions.
8. In-line Replacement and Pipe Bursting -- CHAPTER PRELIMINARIES -- Introduction -- Construction Considerations -- Pipe Bursting Methods -- Pipe Removal Methods -- Pipe Materials -- Pipe Bursting versus Other Alternatives -- Pipe-Bursting Project Classification -- Advantages and Limitations -- Preliminary Surveying -- Preparatory Work -- Design Considerations -- Risk Assessment Plan -- Plans and Specifications -- Construction Considerations -- Groves on the Outside Surface of the Pipe -- As-built Drawings -- Contingency Plan -- Safety Considerations -- Completion Work -- Replacing Laterals -- Pipe Bursting with Segmental Pipes -- Quality Assurance and Documentation -- Cost Estimating -- Potential Problems -- Pipe Design -- Case Study: Asbestos Pipe Replacement -- Chapter Summary -- Review Questions -- 9. Modified Sliplining -- CHAPTER PRELIMINARIES -- Introduction -- Primary Characteristics -- Preliminary Inspection -- Preparatory Work -- Safety Issues -- Relining with Steel Pipe -- Project Delivery -- Advantages -- Limitations -- Chapter Summary -- Review Question -- 10. Spray-in-Place Pipe -- CHAPTER PRELIMINARIES -- Introduction -- Material Type and Purpose -- Installation Process -- Inspection and Testing -- Chapter Summary -- Review Questions -- 11. Close-Fit Pipe -- CHAPTER PRELIMINARIES -- Introduction -- CFP Applications -- Construction Considerations -- Quality Assurance and Documentation -- Review Questions -- 12. Sewer Manhole Renewal -- CHAPTER PRELIMINARIES -- Introduction -- Manhole Problems -- Classification of Manhole Problems -- Manhole Renewal Methods -- Chapter Summary -- Review Questions -- 13. Sanitary Sewer Lateral Renewal -- CHAPTER PRELIMINARIES -- Introduction -- Service Lateral Renewal Methods -- Chapter Summary -- Review Questions -- 14. Localized Repairs -- CHAPTER PRELIMINARIES -- Introduction -- Primary Characteristics -- Robotic Repairs -- Grouting -- Internal Seal -- Point CIPP -- Chapter Summary -- Review Questions -- A. APPENDIX A: Acronyms -- APPENDIX A: Acronyms -- B. APPENDIX B: Glossary of Terms -- APPENDIX B: Glossary of Terms -- C. APPENDIX C: Abbreviations for Organizations Related to Trenchless Technology -- APPENDIX C: Abbreviations for Organizations Related to Trenchless Technology -- D. APPENDIX D: Related Documents -- APPENDIX D: Related Documents -- Publication Sources -- Technical Journal -- Magazines and Newsletters -- E. APPENDIX E: Conversion Table -- APPENDIX E: Conversion Table -- F. APPENDIX F: Members of Center for Underground Infrastructure Research and Education (CUIRE) -- APPENDIX F: Members of Center for Underground Infrastructure Research and Education (CUIRE) -- G. References -- References -- Applicable Standards.
Electronic reproduction. New York, N.Y. : McGraw Hill, 2016. Mode of access: World Wide Web. System requirements: Web browser. Access may be restricted to users at subscribing institutions.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
New York, N.Y. : McGraw-Hill Education, 2016