Pipe Jacking for Large Diameter Sewer in Brooklyn, NY

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Jozef F. Zurawski Michael Deutscher
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Jan 1, 2003

Abstract

Part of Capital Improvement Project SE-754 tendered by New York City Department of Design and Construction included installation of a 96-in. (2.47 m)diameter sewer by pipe jacking methods. The pipe selected by the Contractor, EIC Associates, Newark, New Jersey, was a glass-fiber-reinforced thermosetting resin pipe installed in two reaches: 72 m (235-ft.) and 222 m (728-ft.). The machine selected for the excavation was an open face shield. This paper describes the set up of the tunneling operations, subsurface conditions, progress of excavation, pipe performance and other details of the project including unexpected difficult ground conditions that were encountered during excavation and how these conditions were overcome.
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APA: Jozef F. Zurawski Michael Deutscher  (2003)  Pipe Jacking for Large Diameter Sewer in Brooklyn, NY

MLA: Jozef F. Zurawski Michael Deutscher Pipe Jacking for Large Diameter Sewer in Brooklyn, NY. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2003.

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