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RE: Drainage and Storm water Networks under Road Pavement

Posted By Kalyan Emandi 04-12-2019 11:36 AM
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Hi James, Thank you for the information. I am still looking into it. We do not have access to the material (fly-ash). Which in a sense kills the optimization of resources and time. ------------------------------ Kalyan Emandi Sr.Project Engineer ------------------------------

RE: Drainage and Storm water Networks under Road Pavement

Posted By Kalyan Emandi 04-12-2019 11:13 AM
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The pipe is below ground level. Twin walled HDPE pipe. Which is now being used quite frequently. Especially in Europe. The connections, pipe lifting and installation is much easier and faster than regular RCP . ------------------------------ Kalyan Emandi Sr.Project Engineer -------------- ...

RE: Drainage and Storm water Networks under Road Pavement

Posted By Kalyan Emandi 04-11-2019 05:10 PM
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We haven't considered one sack sand slurry. I will research it. If you can elaborate a bit more. It will be very helpful. Thank you!

RE: Drainage and Storm water Networks under Road Pavement

Posted By Kalyan Emandi 04-08-2019 09:49 AM
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With manholes every 40 meters tunneling seems out of question and more costly. ------------------------------ Kalyan Emandi Sr.Project Engineer ------------------------------

RE: Drainage and Storm water Networks under Road Pavement

Posted By Kalyan Emandi 04-07-2019 07:43 PM
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Hi James, At this point with lead times of different components with 12 lift stations makes it more difficult with respect to time and cost. The first solution is cumbersome land requires more resources including backfill material . However all of it included equipment are locally available and ...