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          Mini-HDD                      obstructions in pipe, 285t
            additional path curvature, 221–222  Occupational Safety and Health Act
            bore path layout/design, 208–216  (OSHAct), 379
            buoyant weight and, 222     open hand shield, 11, 12f
            calculation applications, 224–225  open shield pipe jacking, 11–12, 11f,
            calculation simplifications for,   12f, 13f
               219–223                  open-cut installation
            considerations, 203–205       bursting vs., 239–240, 240f
            design example, 225–226       concrete pipes and, 145
            drill-rod constraints, 205–207, 206f  costs of, 3–4
            ideal critical pressure and, 222, 223t  loads, 4, 5f
            manuals/guides for, 227       overview of, 3, 3f
            operations, 203–205, 204f     pipe-soil considerations in, 119–120
            pipe collapse and, 222–223, 223t,  related deaths, 380t
               225                        safety and, 379, 380t
            pipe load calculations, 216–226  vs. trenchless construction
            pipe/conduit constraints, 207    operations, 6t
            pipes used in, 205          operating (service) loads, 198–199
            planning, 205–207           OSHAct. See Occupational Safety and
            pull force and, 220–221, 224, 224t  Health Act
          minimum allowable depths, MT, 320  ovality factors, CIPP, 70t
          minimum depth at level, 211, 211f  overcut allowance, 311
          missing pipe sections, 285t     HAB and, 334
          modified PVC (PVC-M), 157       HDD and, 347
          modified sliplining (MSL), 52f, 52t,  MT and, 320
             54t–55t, 57–58, 59f          pipe ramming and, 339
          moisture, 95                  overdeflection, 139f
          molecularly oriented PVC (PVC-O),   ozonation, 102
             156–157
          monitoring system, PTMT, 327  packerhead process, 142
          MSL. See modified sliplining  PACP. See Pipeline Assessment
          MT. See microtunneling           Certification Program
                                        panel lining (PL), 57, 59f
          NASSCO. See National Association of   partially deteriorated pipe, 50, 50t, 81
             Sewer Services Companies   PCCP. See prestressed concrete
          National Association of Sewer Services   cylinder pipe
             Companies (NASSCO), 283    PCP. See polymer concrete pipe
          new installation methods, 5, 8, 8f,  PE. See polyethylene pipe
             9–31, 9f                   performance limits
            applications, 5, 7f           flexible pipe, 137
            capabilities/limitations of, 33,   rigid pipe, 133
               36–39                    permits
            cost estimation/bidding in, 43, 43t  replacement design considerations,
            CPJ, 9–12, 11f, 12f, 13f, 14f    251
            HAB, 15–16, 17f               types of, 374–375
            HDD, 16, 18, 19t, 20, 20t, 21f  pigging, 100t
            HEBs, 15–31                 pilot borehole phase, 188–189, 190f
            MT, 20, 22–23, 22f, 24f     pilot tubes, PTMT, 326, 327f
            pipe-ramming method, 26–30,   pilot-tube microtunneling (PTMT)
               27f, 31f                   advantages/limitations of, 38
            planning/safety considerations,   alignment considerations, 328
               39–42, 42f                 applications, 33t
            PTMT, 23, 25–26, 25f          construction considerations, 325–330
            risks of, 40–41               equipment, 325–327, 326f, 327f
            UT, 13–15, 15f                geotechnical investigation, 328
          non-circular pipes, 278, 279t   inspection guide, 329f–330f
          nonreinforced concrete pipe (CP),   introduction to, 323
             142                          lubrication fluids and, 327, 328
          non-worker entry pipe jacking, 11, 11f  main characteristics of, 32t
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