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          existing pipe renewal/replacement   flushing, 100t
             (Cont.):                   folds, 300t
            pipe-lining methods, 52f, 52t, 53,   force calculation
               57–62                      CPJ, 311–312
            planning activities and, 48–49  MT, 321, 321f–322f, 323
            point source repair and, 56t, 62, 62f  forces, allowable
            project planning and, 46, 48–51  CPJ, 308
            replacement methods, 52f, 52t, 63–64  HAB, 332–333
            SL and, 52f, 52t, 53, 54t–55t, 58f  MT, 318
            THP and, 52f, 52t, 54t, 56t, 60, 61f  pipe bursting, 351
            trenchless method applicability to,   formal training, 379–380
               51, 52t, 53, 54t, 55t–56t  foundation, 121f, 122t
          existing pipe shapes, 46f     frac-out. See inadvertent returns
          expected life of renewal methods, 69t  fractured pipe, 284f
          experience, safety and, 392   fully deteriorated pipe, 50–51, 50t,
          external coating, HDD, 199       73–74, 74t
          extraction, 234, 235–236      fusible PVC, 158, 159t, 160

          fabric tube, 288              gas line strike, 391
          failures, pipeline            gas pipelines, 278, 279t
            causes summary in, 132–133  GBR. See geotechnical baseline report
            common modes of, 131–140    geological conditions, 342
            factors affecting, 131, 132t  geotechnical baseline report (GBR),
            rigid, 132–134, 134f, 135f, 136, 136f  371–373
          fiberglass pipe               Geotechnical Baseline Reports for
            advantages/limitations of, 170, 171t  Construction (American Society of
            joints, 170, 170f              Civil Engineers), 373
            manufacturing, 168–169      geotechnical investigations, 328
            overview of, 167–168          GBR, 371–373
            pipe jacking and, 308, 309    general geotechnical review, 369
            standards, 169, 169t          overview of, 368–369
          fiber-optic strike, 391         requirements, 243–245, 244f
          filament winding of GRP, 169    settlement potential and, 371
          final backfill, 121f, 122t    geotechnical survey
          fins, 300t–301t                 information gathered in, 370–371
          flexible pipes                  methods of, 369–370
            behavior of, 130–131, 131f    planning for trenchless installation,
            deflection in, 138, 139f         369–373
            examples of, 123, 123t        subsoil investigation steps, 369
            failure causes summary in, 132–133  glass-reinforced pipe (GRP)
            failure modes in, 137–140, 137f, 138f,  advantages/limitations of, 170,
               139f, 140f                    171t
            GRP, 167–171                  joints, 170, 170f
            load transfer and, 123–124, 123f, 126,   manufacturing, 168–169
               126f, 130–131, 131f        overview of, 167–168
            longitudinal tensile failure in, 139,   standards, 169, 169t
               140f                     gravels, 125t
            metallic, 171–182           gravity pipe flow, CIPP, 73t
            PE, 153–155, 161–167, 168t  gravity pipes, 64–65
            performance limits and, 137  grooves, outside surface pipe, 262–264,
            pipe wall loss in, 140         263f, 264f
            plastic, 153–182            ground movement, 247, 256–257,
            PVC, 153–161                   266
            vs. rigid, 122–124          ground water
            soil arching effect and, 127–128, 128f  control, 359–360
            wall buckling in, 137–138, 138f  leakage, 305t
            wall crushing in, 137, 137f  GRP. See glass-reinforced pipe
          flooding, 385                 guide. See inspection guide; planning
          flush bell-and-spigot joint, 170, 170f  guide, pulling load
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