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Data and Decisions QA is bigger than a single pipe.

Quality Assurance For Trenchless Pipeline Rehabilitation. Data and Decisions QA is bigger than a single pipe. By, Andrew Pinello. Today I wish to cover Pipe Data Decision Processes Real world CIPP. Service Area – 204 Sq Miles 15 Lift Stations 33,000 Manholes

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Data and Decisions QA is bigger than a single pipe.

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  1. Quality Assurance For Trenchless Pipeline Rehabilitation Data and Decisions QA is bigger than a single pipe. By, Andrew Pinello

  2. Today I wish to cover Pipe Data Decision Processes Real world CIPP

  3. Service Area – 204 Sq Miles • 15 Lift Stations • 33,000 Manholes • 1,640 Miles of collection system pipe • 18 Miles Interceptors (42” – 84”) • 90 Miles Trunk Lines (18” – 36”) • 160 Miles Collectors (10” – 15”) • 1,400 Miles Local Collector (<10”)

  4. Condition Analysis Manhole Inspection, CCTV Inspection & Cleaning Perform Contracting Define Reinspection Schedule Determine Rehab Responses Data Quality Review Rehabilitation QA/QC Inspection Prepare Rehabilitation Design Perform Construction Management Rehabilitation Required No Yes Reject Accept

  5. Gather Data • Methods • NASSCO (PACP) Guidelines • Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) • Structural and O&M Rankings • Consider age of pipe, material, and maintenance history

  6. Defect Grades / Response Codes Assigned • Structural • Cracks, Fractures, Holes, Corrosion, etc. • O&M • Grease, Roots, Obstacles, etc.

  7. Indicates Severity – Structural Damage or Defects

  8. Indicates Criticality – Targeted Time Frame for Rehabilitation Response

  9. So now that I know “everything” about this line… What do I do?

  10. Things to consider: • Safety • Access • Work times • What Will Work • Bypass Requirements

  11. Styrene • Are you good with it? Can you answer the questions in public http://www.styrene.org/ http://www.epa.gov/ttnatw01/hlthef/styrene.html http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/styrene/index.html

  12. Become informed about what the finished product will look like. • Compare to previous similar situations • Use contractor submitted examples • Use consultant submitted examples CIPP is a new pipe within the constraints of the old pipe • CIPP is NOT the host pipe • CIPP WILLreflect the host pipe in all aspects • CIPP will NOT change grade

  13. Replacement can make more problems than it solves

  14. The camera only shows what the operator looks at…

  15. CIPP When data and decisions come together a lot can happen.

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