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Successful 2300 LF Gravity Sewer HDD

Seibert, J. / Martin, D. / Watkins, L. / Price, T. / Rybak, M.

Long distance gravity sewer installs by horizontal directional drilling (HDD) are considered to be some of the most challenging and risky HDDs out there. The small margin for error can quickly lead to out of spec sections of the borehole or at worse an unsuccessful HDD. This paper will examine the design, pre-planning, and execution that led to a successful 2,300 LF (701.04 m) install of 20″ HDPE gravity sewer by HDD. The crossing was installed at a max depth of 82′ deep in solid rock just south of Cincinnati, OH. To further add complexity, a 65′ manhole was installed in the middle of the HDD alignment after the HDD was completed.

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Seibert, J. / Martin, D. / Watkins, L. / Price, T. / Rybak, M.

Long distance gravity sewer installs by horizontal directional drilling (HDD) are considered to be some of the most challenging and risky HDDs out there. The small margin for error can quickly lead to out of spec sections of the borehole or at worse an unsuccessful HDD. This paper will examine the design, pre-planning, and execution that led to a successful 2,300 LF (701.04 m) install of 20″ HDPE gravity sewer by HDD. The crossing was installed at a max depth of 82′ deep in solid rock just south of Cincinnati, OH. To further add complexity, a 65′ manhole was installed in the middle of the HDD alignment after the HDD was completed.

Successful 2300 LF Gravity Sewer HDD

Seibert, J. / Martin, D. / Watkins, L. / Price, T. / Rybak, M.

Long distance gravity sewer installs by horizontal directional drilling (HDD) are considered to be some of the most challenging and risky HDDs out there. The small margin for error can quickly lead to out of spec sections of the borehole or at worse an unsuccessful HDD. This paper will examine the design, pre-planning, and execution that led to a successful 2,300 LF (701.04 m) install of 20″ HDPE gravity sewer by HDD. The crossing was installed at a max depth of 82′ deep in solid rock just south of Cincinnati, OH. To further add complexity, a 65′ manhole was installed in the middle of the HDD alignment after the HDD was completed.

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Title:

Successful 2300 LF Gravity Sewer HDD

Contributors:

Seibert, J. (author) / Martin, D. (author) / Watkins, L. (author) / Price, T. (author) / Rybak, M. (author)

Conference:

Pipelines 2022 ; 2022 ; Indianapolis, Indiana

Published in:

Pipelines 2022 ; 247-253

Publication date:

2022-07-28

ISBN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1061/9780784484296.029

Type of media:

Conference paper

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

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