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Proceedings of the Second International Conference, Bellevue, WA, June 25-28, 1995. Researchers, practitioners, and professionals from the construction industry provide more than 75 papers detailing contemporary advances in underground pipeline engineering. From developments in trenchless technology to the latest methods for structural analysis, the book features diverse state-of-the-art and emerging technologies. Design considerations, plastic pipe, welded steel pipe, ductile iron pipe, trenchless clay pipe, concrete pressure pipe, and rehabilitation are covered. PARTIAL CONTENTS: Diagnosis and Assessment of Damaged Sewers Concerning Their Structural Capacity. Behavior of Buried Large Thin Wall Flexible Pipe Field Test and Numerical Analysis Considered with Stage of Construction of Buried Flexible Pipe. Underground Pipeline Materials, Design, and Construction: What Did We Learn During 1985-95? Where Do We Go from Here? Soil-Structure Interactive Model. Special Design Considerations I. Supporting Spacing of Buried and Above-Ground Piping for Stress and Vibration. Avoiding Pipeline Failures at Waterway Crossings - Part 1: Scour Assessment Methods. Part 2: Scour Counter-measures. Criterion for Predicting Failure of Corroded Linepipe. Plastic Pipe I. Earth Pressure on Pipelines in Centrifuged Models. Large-Scale Model Test of Leachate Pipes in Landfills Under Heavy Load. Inspecting Buried Plastic Pipe Using a Rotating Sonic Caliper. Field Performance of PVC Water Mains Buried in Different Backfills. Concrete Pipe. Improved Joint System for Concrete Pipe.

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