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Concrete Pipe Trenchless Technology

John M. Kurdziel

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Abstract

Precast reinforced concrete pipe is the most commonly used pipe material for jacking operations. For over 90 years, concrete pipe techniques, procedures and applications established the state-of-the-art for trenchless technology. Concrete pipe's long history in pipe jacking provides the opportunity to review and evaluate the effectiveness of various pipe jacking principles.

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Precast reinforced concrete pipe is the most commonly used pipe material for jacking operations. For over 90 years, concrete pipe techniques, procedures and applications established the state-of-the-art for trenchless technology. Concrete pipe's long history in pipe jacking provides the opportunity to review and evaluate the effectiveness of various pipe jacking principles.

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Precast reinforced concrete pipe is the most commonly used pipe material for jacking operations. For over 90 years, concrete pipe techniques, procedures and applications established the state-of-the-art for trenchless technology. Concrete pipe's long history in pipe jacking provides the opportunity to review and evaluate the effectiveness of various pipe jacking principles.

Key concepts: Jacking, Trenchless technology, Precast concrete, Engineering, Water pipe, Forensic engineering, Pipeline transport, Civil engineering

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