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          conventional pipe jacking (CPJ) (Cont.):  cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) (Cont.):
            method description, 310–311   liner curing, 291–292, 292f
            minimum depth guidelines, 31,   load influence coefficients and, 72t
               34t, 309                   Manning coefficient ‘n’ regarding,
            MT and, 312, 314f, 321, 321f–322f,  73t
               323                        method description, 278
            overview of, 9–10, 10f, 307, 308f  minimum thickness and, 80, 83
            pipe dimensions, 308          ovality factors/physical properties
            pipe joint cushion and, 309      regarding, 70t
            pipe locating/tracking, 311   partially deteriorated pipe and, 81
            pipe used in, 307–308         plugging/bypass pumping and, 296
            pipe/soil type and, 35t       preliner options, 291
            types of, 11–12, 11f, 12f, 13f, 14f  pressure limited due to stress and,
            worker entry and, 9, 11, 11f     80, 83
          corrosion protection            pulled-in-place process, 290
            of concrete/composite/plastic pipe,   quality issues, 298
               178–179                    sample specifications for, 83–91
            of ductile iron pipe, 172, 178  testing issues, 299
            in general, 177               trench widths/ku´ values regarding,
            of steel pipe, 177, 178          71t
          corrugated steel pipe, 176–177  tube wet-out and, 288–290, 289f
          cost estimating                 uses of, 277, 278, 279t
            in HDD project, 43, 43t       workmanship and, 297
            replacement design considerations   curing, CIPP liner, 291–292, 292f
               and, 239f, 251           cuts, coating, 303t
          CP. See nonreinforced concrete pipe  cutting heads, MT, 312, 314, 316f
          CPJ. See conventional pipe jacking
          crack in liner, 304t          data collection, 49
          cracks, 284f                  daywork (cost-plus) contracts,
          creep, 298                       200–201
          cross-sections, pipelines with varying,   DDM. See design decision model
             278, 279t                  decision support systems
          culverts, arching effect and, 127–128  existing pipe renewal/replacement,
          cured-in-place pipe (CIPP)         57f, 64–65, 65f, 66f
            acceptance, 297               for gravity pipes, 64–65, 66f
            background on, 277            for pressure pipes, 64–65, 65f
            buckling analysis for, 75–77,   defect codes
               79–80, 82                  CIPP, 297t
            characteristics of, 283, 288–290  sewer, 280, 280t
            defect codes, 297t          defects
            defects, effect of pipe, and,   bung hole, 304t
               279–280, 281t–282t, 283, 284f,  CIPP, 279–280, 281t–282t, 283, 284f,
               285t–286t, 287f               285t–286t, 287f, 300t–305t
            defects, potential, 300t–305t  construction, 287f
            deflection calculation for, 78–79  in pipes, 279–280, 280t, 281t–282t,
            design calculations for, 69, 75–80,   283, 284f, 285t–286t, 287f
               82–83                      seam tape, 305t
            design issues, 297–298, 298t  spray-on coatings and, 104t
            design properties of, 288t  deflection
            existing pipe renewal/replacement   calculation for CIPP, 78–79
               and, 52f, 52t, 53, 54t–55t, 58f  in flexible pipes, 138, 139f
            factors influencing use of, 278  deformed pipes, 278, 279t, 284f
            fully deteriorated pipe, 73–74, 74t  density range, PE, 163
            gravity pipe flow comparison and,   deposits, 285t
               73t                      depth
            inspecting installation of, 292,   of cover, 192, 208–209, 208f
               293t–295t, 297             guidelines, 31, 34t, 309, 320, 345–346,
            installation methods, 290–292    345t
            inversion process, 290–291, 291f  at level, minimum, 211, 211f
            limitations of, 279t          setback implications, 212
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