Wednesday, March 14 – AM Session

Track 1

(F-1-01 to 05)
Horizontal Directional Drilling
Dennis Doherty, Haley & Aldrich, Inc.

Track 2

(F-2-01 to 05)
Tunneling & Grouting
Glenn Duyvestyn, Hatch Mott MacDonald

Track 3

(F-3-01 to 05)
Lining Materials, Methods & Installation
Chris Schuler, Miller Pipeline Corp.

Track 4

(F-4-01 to 05)
Trenchless Research
Jason Lueke, Arizona State University

Track 5

(F-5-01 to 05)
Inflow & Infilitration
John Schroeder, CDM

Track 6

(F-6-01 to 05)
Cured-in-Place (CIPP) Lining
Joe Loiacono, Sanexen/Aqua-Pipe
8:00 AM Water HDD Methodology Applied to New Waterline Under Historic Erie Canal Sealing Annular Space and Lateral Connections with Chemical Grouts Old Pipe/Renewed Pipe – How New Technology Enhances the Rehabilitation of a 140-Year-Old Sewer Pipeline Repair Technologies, Current and Future Sewer Rehab Pays in Brentwood Tennessee Northwest Arm Trunk Sewer Rehabilitation – Case Study
8:25 AM Triple Barrell Siphon Installed in Tight Quarters The Axis of New Trenchless Technology CIPP Lateral Rehabilitation – Business as Unusual Evaluation of the Carbon Footprint of Innovative Watermain Rehabilitation Technologies vs. Open-cut Flood Grouting Sanitary Sewers for Infiltration Control CIPP Rehab of Sewers in the Beaver State – Design, Construction and Lessons Learned
8:50 AM Comparison of Buried Pipe Behavior – Open-cut vs. Directional Drilling Support of Tunneling with Chemical Grouting in New Jersey Cured-in-place Liner Defects – Three Studies of Installed Liner Performance Quality Development of a Carbon Calculator Tool to Compare Trenchless and Standard Pipeline Activities Flow Monitoring and I/I Reduction – Beyond Plain Vanilla Rollercoaster in the Underground – Rehabilitation of 30in. and 40-in. Sewer Pressure Pipelines Poses Special Challenges
9:15 AM Impact of Earth Loads on Polyethylene Pipes Installed by Horizontal Directional Drilling Dugway East Interceptor Relief Sewer Hand Tunnel Crossing Installation Trenchless Sewer Lateral Rehabilitation Pilot Project in Calgary, Alberta Baseline Condition Data Collection for Pipes and Pipeliners Effective Inflow/Infiltration Reduction Utilizing Cured-In-Place Pipe Lining Are You Receiving the CIPP Thickness You’re Paying For?
9:40 AM Thermal Grouting of BC Hydro’s VCCT Project Instrumentation and Monitoring of Pilot Tube Microtunneling Installations 96-in. Brick Nashville CSO Outfall Relined After Flood Damage A New Approach in Pipe Structural Condition Scoring Ways of Reducing I&I During Hard Economic Times Quality Assurance and CIPP Lining