Tuburi Din Beton Precomprimat

Precast Concrete Pipe and Box Culverts for Storm Water Management Structures
Tyson H Hicks, PE Rinker Materials

www.concrete-pipe.org
Why rainwater harvest?

NPDES Phase h II Regulations l i Provides supplemental water for non-potable uses. Mitigates urban flooding. Recharge ground water. Provides sustainability LEED
Under US EPA NPDES Regulations

If the storm water runoff from a given site is collected and discharged, the run off must treated. If one reduces the volume of runoff, runoff then you have effectively reduced the discharge treatment volume required for the site. Innovative onsite storm water storage, harvesting and reuse plans can reduce storm water runoff.
Provides supplemental water for nonnon -potable uses during drought.
Provides supplemental water for nonnon -potable uses
Provides supplemental water for nonnon -potable t bl uses
Miti t U Mitigates Urban b Fl Flooding di

Many communities require some type of onsite rainwater i storage. Normally, N ll the h storage is i designed d i d to accommodate the difference between the pre and post developed p rainfall runoff
Miti t U Mitigates Urban b Fl Flooding di
Buried precast concrete pipe systems utilized in stand alone or in conjunction with storm water ponds helps control flooding.
Sustainability
Sustainability seeks to balance the economic, social and economic impacts, recognizing that population growth will continue. Sustainable g infrastructure builds the facilities and structures we need today without depleting our resources for the future
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LEED Credits for Green Building

SS Credit 6.1 & 6.2 : Storm Water Design, Quality Control Intent: Limit disruption of natural water hydrology by reducing impervious p cover, , increasing g onsite infiltration, , reducing g or eliminating pollution from storm water runoff. WE Credit 1.1 & 1.2 : Water Efficient Landscaping Intent: Limit or eliminate the use of potable water or other natural surface or subsurface water resource available on or near the project site for landscape irrigation. WE Credit 2.0 : Innovative Wastewater Technologies Intent: Reduce the generation of wastewater and potable water demand while increasing the local aquifer recharge.
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Precast Concrete Pipe and Box Culvert Structures for Underground Cisterns Advantages: Advantages
Land above has alternate uses. Pollution removal can be built in inSWQ-BMPs Maintainable Structurally St t ll Sound S d Minimizes Risk
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DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
Storage Volume Vs Available Space. Structural Design at Shallow Depths. Speed of Installation & Constructability. Constructability Access for Periodic Inspection and Maintenance. Design Life & Risk of Premature Failure? Cost per CF of storage.
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P Precast t Underground U d d Systems S t Make M k Sense S

100 year design life N special No i lb backfill kfill requirements. i No floatation possibilities Shallow covers-NO Problem Easily Constructed Environmentally y Friendlyy All Natural Materials-No chlorides,ethylene's,zinc leaching into the soil.
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What makes our precast concrete pipe and box culvert sections advantageous?
Simplicity Speed of Installation Readily available Local Suppliers p Non-patented ASTM Specifications
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First StepStep Establish volume! Review:

System S t Footprint. F t i t Pipe Heights of Cover. Site Restraints- R.O.W.s, Property Lines, Building Locations, Utilities, etc.
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Step Two -Imagination! Imagination!

One p precast p pipe p or Box Culvert can equal the area of 2-3 flexible pipes? pipe p runs and Reduce number of p shorten lengths - (Savings on excavation- backfilling-time of Installation-environmental impact). See if a precast box culvert would do the trick.
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Step ThreeThree Review the p pipe p layout. y Review footprint and calculate the g excavation and backfill savings. This alone will result in significant savings. Inquire on pipe-system price.
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Example Project- Shows the Ad Advantage! t !

Project j has two separate p underground g detention systems y to store storm water. Both systems were designed using 3 lines of 36 Flexible x 104 with manifold/headers each end.
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SDD#1 120lf -76 SDD#1-120lf 76 x 48=2650 48 2650 CF
Simplify
the fittings Consider saddle-tee structures End-Caps 4 x 8 outlet control structure. structure
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Step p2&3
Installation Savings
17 x 5x 105=8,925 ft3 162% additional select backfill with Flexible Pipe. 70% additional trench width. 1-60 Elliptical RCP 3-36 36 HDPE
10 x 3 x 112=3,360 ft3
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Franklin Site Photos
Outlet Structure with weir
3 Saddle Tees 1 Bulkhead 3 Precast Inlet/Outlet Structures
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Inlet Structure
Hydraulic Capacity & Hydraulic Shape Forever.

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Project- Ralston Hills Project Hills-Development

Franklin, TN
Project j has two separate p underground g BMP detention systems to store storm water. Both systems were designed using 6 lines of 60 HDPE x 160 160 with manifold/headers each end end. Volume needed 35,300 ft3 Limiting Factor was existing invert of existing storm pipe in ROW that system would tie. This fixed invert meant 5 max pipe height (dia.) using 2of 2 of cover. cover
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The Original Layout of 60 Flexible Pipe

T Identical Two Id i l Systems S Separated S d by b Roadway R d 6 Lines Each - 60 x 160
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Two Systems y Split p by y Road

6 Lines 60 RCP x 152 EACH
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Franklin, TN
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MANWAY/INSPECTION PORTS
Equalization Piping
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Manifold & Manway Access
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Horizontal Layout y Flexibility y By USING BENDS

BENDS PROVIDE
Flexibility in layout Miss Trees!!!! Follow Critical Alignment
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S ddl T w/Bulkhead Saddle /B lkh d
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The University of Kentucky Dorm Expansion
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Freedom Center Mall R d Redevelopment l t Project P j t

2 Lines of 96 96 Diameter 340 340 254, 680 gallons Capture rainfall from building roof Rainwater used to flush toilets and irrigation
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Box Culverts
Storm Drainage Roadway Culverts Detention Bridges
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Parkridge Hospital Phase 1 Ch tt Chattanooga, TN
3 cells of 6 x 3
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Boxes connected to each other
All Holes/Weir Slots C Connect with i h equalization li i pipes. i Cut on Site.

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Parkridge Phase II
Twin 8 x 3
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Detention System Ford Dealership

Knoxville TN Knoxville, Total of 312 feet. Double line of 6 x 4 (2 @ 156) y Total installation time - 5 days
2 days of excavation. 1 day y to p prepare p subgrade g & install bedding. 2 days to install & backfill.
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Knoxville--Total of 312 feet.

D bl line Double li of f 6 x 4 (2 @ 156)
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Box Complete
3-10 Pipe Connections For Flow Equalization 2 Manways 2M Added Add d 4 Endcaps, 1 with Outlet Control Flow Openings www.concrete-pipe.org
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Backfill Placed with Li ht Machinery Light M hi
All Boxes Set In 1 1/2 Days. Backfill Completed By End Of 2nd Day, Ready For Pavement. www.concrete-pipe.org
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Westshore Yacht Club, Tampa FL

3,864 3 864 feet of 10x4 RCB 256 feet of 10x4 RCB with removable tops
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Box Culvert Systems
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Box Culvert Systems
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Box Culvert Systems
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B C Box Culvert l t ADVANTAGES

Box shapes can utilize minimum cover cover, whereas pipe systems may require deeper burial. Design for shallow cover with ith HS-25 HS 25 l loading. di Cost per CF of storage is competitive with other systems
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Why y Use Concrete for Your Underground Detention System?
Structural t t l Integrity I t it Maximize Land Use and Your Investment Always a Superior Choice to Flexible Pipe
Systems
Reduce Financial Risk True Environmental Benefits

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME!!
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Precast Concrete Pipe and Box Culverts for Storm Water Management Structures

Tyson H Hicks, PE Rinker Materials

Why rainwater harvest?

Under US EPA NPDES Regulations

Provides supplemental water for nonnon -potable uses during drought.

Provides supplemental water for nonnon -potable uses

Provides supplemental water for nonnon -potable t bl uses

Miti t U Mitigates Urban b Fl Flooding di

Miti t U Mitigates Urban b Fl Flooding di

LEED Credits for Green Building

P Precast t Underground U d d Systems S t Make M k Sense S

First StepStep Establish volume! Review:

Step Two -Imagination! Imagination!

Example Project- Shows the Ad Advantage! t !

SDD#1 120lf -76 SDD#1-120lf 76 x 48=2650 48 2650 CF

Franklin Site Photos

Outlet Structure with weir

3 Saddle Tees 1 Bulkhead 3 Precast Inlet/Outlet Structures

Hydraulic Capacity & Hydraulic Shape Forever.

Project- Ralston Hills Project Hills-Development

The Original Layout of 60 Flexible Pipe

Two Systems y Split p by y Road

Manifold & Manway Access

Horizontal Layout y Flexibility y By USING BENDS

S ddl T w/Bulkhead Saddle /B lkh d

The University of Kentucky Dorm Expansion

Freedom Center Mall R d Redevelopment l t Project P j t

Parkridge Hospital Phase 1 Ch tt Chattanooga, TN

Boxes connected to each other

All Holes/Weir Slots C Connect with i h equalization li i pipes. i Cut on Site.

Detention System Ford Dealership

Knoxville--Total of 312 feet.

Backfill Placed with Li ht Machinery Light M hi

Westshore Yacht Club, Tampa FL

Box Culvert Systems

Box Culvert Systems

Box Culvert Systems

B C Box Culvert l t ADVANTAGES

Why y Use Concrete for Your Underground Detention System?

Reduce Financial Risk True Environmental Benefits

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME!!

ANY QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS?

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