Buried Pipe Design Third Edition

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Unearth the Secrets of Designing and Building High-Quality Buried Piping Systems

This brand-new edition of Buried Pipe Design helps you analyze the performance of a wide range of pipes, so you can determine the proper pipe and installation system for the job. Covering almost every type of rigid and flexible pipe, this unique reference identifies and describes factors involved in working with sewer and drain lines, water and gas mains, subway tunnels, culverts, oil and coals slurry lines, and telephone and electrical conduits. It provides clear examples for designing new municipal drinking and wastewater systems or rehabilitating existing ones that will last for many years on end. Comprehensive in scope and meticulously detailed in content, this is the pipe design book you'll want for a reference.

This NEW edition includes:

• Important data on the newest pipe styles, including profile-wall polyethylene
• Updated references to ASTM, AWWA, and ASHTTO, standards
• Numerous examples of specific types of pipe system designs
• Safety precautions included in installation specifications
• Greater elaboration on trenchless technology methods
• New information on the cyclic life of PVC pressure pipe

Buried Pipe Design covers the ins and outs of:

• External Loads
• Gravity Flow Pipe Design
• Pressure Pipe Design
• Rigid Pipe Products
• Flexible Steel Pipe
• Flexible Ductile Iron Pipe
• Flexible Plastic Pipe
• Pipe Installation
• Trenchless Technology

A. P. Moser is a Fellow and Life Member of ASME. He has served on committees of the Transportation Research Board and is an Emeritus Member of the Culverts and Hydraulic Structures Committee. He is a Life Member of American Water Works Association (AWWA). Emeritus Associate Dean and Emeritus Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering of Utah State University, Dr. Moser is heavily involved in establishing piping specifications and regulations.

Steven Folkman is an Associate Professor in the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department at Utah State University. He is a registered Professional Engineer, a Member of American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) F17 Plastic Piping System, a Member of AWWA and a Member of the Transportation Research Board Committee on Culverts and Hydraulic Structures. Dr. Folkman is involved in nonlinear finite element modeling and testing of buried structures.