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          design. See also bore path layout/  ductile iron pipes (Cont.):
             design                       joints, 174, 175f
            CIPP, 69, 75–80, 82–83, 288t, 297–298,   manufacturing, 173–174
               298t                       standards, 174, 174t
            drilled path, 191–193         uses of, 172
            existing pipe renewal/replacement,
               49–51, 67–68             earth-pressure balance machine
            HDD, 191–193, 208–216, 225–226  (EPBM), 12, 14f
            open-cut, 119–120           ejection, 234, 235–236
            phase safety considerations, 380–381  electric resistance welded (ERW) pipe,
          design considerations, replacement  177
            cost estimating, 239f, 251  electrical strike, 391
            dispute resolution mechanisms, 250  embedment, 121f, 122t
            drawings/specifications, 248–249  enlargement casing, PTMT, 326
            existing pipe/site considerations,   EPBM. See earth-pressure balance
               242                         machine
            geotechnical, 243–245, 244f  epoxy linings
            ground movement, 247          advantages/limitations of, 110t
            insertion/pulling shaft, 242–243  lining methods comparison with,
            operating pressure, 245          115t–116t
            overview of, 241              overview of, 108–109
            permits, 251                  spray head for, 109, 110f
            quality control/assurance, 249–250  epoxy resins, 283
            risk assessment, 245–247    equipment operator training, 391–392
            submittals, 249             ERW. See electric resistance welded
            utility survey, 241–242        pipe
          design decision model (DDM), 172  ethylene molecule, 164f
          dewatering, 256               evaluation/selection of alternatives, 49
          differing site condition, 364  existing pipe materials, 236–237
          disinfection methods, 101–102  existing pipe renewal/replacement
          dispute resolution mechanisms, 250  applications of, 52t, 54t
          downhole equipment, HDD and, 342  CFP and, 52f, 52t, 54t, 56t, 60, 61f
          drag scrapers, 100t             CIPP and, 52f, 52t, 53, 54t–55t, 58f
          drawings, 248–249               coatings/linings and, 52f, 52t,
          drill stem recovery, 28            54t–55t, 57–62, 58f, 60f
          drilled path design, 191–193    decision support systems for, 57f,
          drilling fluids                    64–65, 65f, 66f
            composition/mixing water, 194  design process and, 49–51
            disposal of excess, 194–195, 195f  emergencies and, 46, 48f
            functions of, 193–194         emerging design concepts for, 67–68
            HDD and, 193–196, 195f, 196f, 342,   existing pipe underperformance
               343, 347–348                  and, 45–46
            inadvertent returns, 195–196, 196f  expected life of renewal methods
            recirculation, 195               and, 69t
            safe disposal of, 381–382     factors to consider regarding, 45–46,
            safe handling of, 381            47t, 51, 53
          drilling rig, HDD, 193          fully deteriorated pipe and, 50–51,
          drill-rod radius of curvature, 192–193  50t
          driving shafts, 357–358         lateral renewal and, 56t, 61
          dry casting, 142                long-term testing and, 67–68, 69t
          dry film thickness, 103t        MSL and, 52f, 52t, 54t–55t, 57–58,
          dry tube, 304t                     59f
          ductile iron pipes              overview of, 45, 51
            advantages/limitations of, 174, 175t,  partially deteriorated pipe and, 50,
               176                           50t
            cast-iron pipe regarding, 172–173,   pipe bursting and, 52f, 52t, 54t, 56t,
               173f                          63–64, 64f
            corrosion and, 172, 178       pipe removal and, 52f, 52t, 54t, 56t,
            history of, 171                  64
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