Matrix Evaluation to Resolve Corrosion Risks for a Sewer Tunnel in Difficult Glacial Soils

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Douglas J. Uhren Gary W. Gilbert
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2001

Abstract

This paper describes the risk elements associated with difficult glacial geology, including boulders, heavy groundwater inflow, and potential running soils all coupled with a potentially corrosive service environment. The matrix workshop for the 168-inchfinished diameter sanitary sewer interceptor tunnel in Columbus, Ohio is assembled with the Design Team and the Owner’s design, operations, and fiscal staff. Corrosion protection alternatives are compared against cost and non-cost parameters with relative risk and weighting factors assigned. The Owner working in cooperation with the Design Team uses the matrix workshop to se
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APA: Douglas J. Uhren Gary W. Gilbert  (2001)  Matrix Evaluation to Resolve Corrosion Risks for a Sewer Tunnel in Difficult Glacial Soils

MLA: Douglas J. Uhren Gary W. Gilbert Matrix Evaluation to Resolve Corrosion Risks for a Sewer Tunnel in Difficult Glacial Soils. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2001.

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