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The 102" Neuse River Challenge
Constructability issues for the dual 102" ID Circulating Water (CW) project surfaced during the conceptual design phase of the Wayne County Project, when the original idea was to install these lines using a trenchless method under the Neuse River Canal. This idea was quickly abandoned due to the critical schedule for this project and the uncertainty of not knowing how long the Corps of Engineers 404 Permit process would take. The objective became to carry the 2 CW lines across the 158' span of the canal. Several concepts were considered for this process and three different analyses were completed on the pipe span to ensure that no vibrations would coincide with a natural frequency of the pipe. The paper will discuss the different considerations taken in order for this project to have been successful. Additionally, we will discuss how the interactive communication between the Owner, Engineer, and Contractor - facilitated by a single procurement contract - made this a success.
The 102" Neuse River Challenge
Constructability issues for the dual 102" ID Circulating Water (CW) project surfaced during the conceptual design phase of the Wayne County Project, when the original idea was to install these lines using a trenchless method under the Neuse River Canal. This idea was quickly abandoned due to the critical schedule for this project and the uncertainty of not knowing how long the Corps of Engineers 404 Permit process would take. The objective became to carry the 2 CW lines across the 158' span of the canal. Several concepts were considered for this process and three different analyses were completed on the pipe span to ensure that no vibrations would coincide with a natural frequency of the pipe. The paper will discuss the different considerations taken in order for this project to have been successful. Additionally, we will discuss how the interactive communication between the Owner, Engineer, and Contractor - facilitated by a single procurement contract - made this a success.
The 102" Neuse River Challenge
Baumgart, Christian (Autor:in) / Mahn, Ben (Autor:in) / Dement, Tim (Autor:in) / Morganflash, Shawn (Autor:in)
Pipelines 2013 ; 2013 ; Fort Worth, Texas, United States
Pipelines 2013 ; 1182-1192
11.06.2013
Aufsatz (Konferenz)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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