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PRESENTATION FOR CWEA TRAINING Keys to Successful Pipeline/Infrastructure Projects Pipeline Flow Diversion Presented by: Tom Epperson, PE, Tetra Tech

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PRESENTATION FOR CWEA TRAINING Keys to Successful Pipeline/Infrastructure Projects. Pipeline Flow Diversion. Presented by: Tom Epperson, PE, Tetra Tech. Keys to Successful Pipeline/Infrastructure Projects. Pipeline Flow Diversion. Tom Epperson, PE, Tetra Tech. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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PRESENTATION FOR CWEA TRAININGKeys to Successful Pipeline/Infrastructure ProjectsPipeline Flow Diversion

Presented by: Tom Epperson, PE, Tetra Tech

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Pipeline Flow DiversionKeys to Successful Pipeline/Infrastructure Projects

Tom Epperson, PE, Tetra Tech

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• Connections to Existing Sewer• Manhole Connections or Rehab Work• Rehabilitation – Bypass Pumping

Maintaining Sewage Flow During Construction

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• Construct New MH over Existing Pipe• Keep Flow within Pipe• Modify Channel/Base• Cut and Remove Top of Existing Pipe

Connection to Existing Sewer – Maintain Sewage Flow

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1. Existing Sewer Pipe

Connection to Existing Sewer – Maintain Sewage Flow

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Connection to Existing Sewer – Maintain Sewage Flow

1. Existing Sewer Pipe2. Add Manhole Base

& Shaft

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Connection to Existing Sewer – Maintain Sewage Flow

1. Existing Sewer Pipe2. Add Manhole Base

& Shaft3. Modify Channel &

Side Pipe

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1. Existing Sewer Pipe2. Add Manhole Base

& Shaft3. Modify Channel &

Side Pipe4. Cut & Remove Top

of Pipe

Connection to Existing Sewer – Maintain Sewage Flow

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Manhole Connections or Rehab Work

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Key Issues:• MH Access (cover size)• Confined Space Entry• Sizing of Flow-thru Tubes• Confirmation of Back-up

Manhole Connections or Rehab Work

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Flow-thru Tubing

Manhole Work

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Flow-thru Tubing

Manhole Work

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Key: No Sewer Spills

Rehabilitation – Bypass Pumping

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• Bypass Pumps• Bypass Piping• Redundancy• Spill Prevention &

Response Plan• Noise Monitoring• Odor Monitoring• Monitoring Systems

Key Elements of Bypass Plan

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• Capacity – Typical Sewage Flow & Peak Flow Rate

• Suction Supply• Pumping Equipment

(submersible, self-priming centrifugal)

• Valving

Bypass Pumps

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Capacity – Typical Sewage Flow & Peak Flow Rate

Weekly Flow Trend

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Bypass Pump Set Up

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Bypass Piping

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Spill/Response Plan; Noise; Odor; & Monitoring

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• Confirm Capacity• Location of Bypass Pumping &

Piping• Traffic Control• Duration of Bypass• Contractor Submittals: bypass

plan, noise, odor, monitoring, and redundancy

Key Design Issues

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QUESTIONSMaintaining Sewage Flow During Construction Activities