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Whitfield Reservoir Inlet Outlet Pipeline

by William H. Blair, Alameda County Water District, United States,
Patrick Creegan, Alameda County Water District, United States,
Theodore Lynch, Alameda County Water District, United States,
Loren Weinbrenner, Alameda County Water District, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Pipeline Design and Installation

Abstract:

Alameda County Water District reports on the planning, design and construction of a 48-inch water main installed under modern urban circumstances. The location of the pipe and the construction practices had to meet the approval of five regulatory agencies and satisfy various environmental criteria. Eighteen percent of the alignment features tunneling or boring and jacking in order to pass under an interstate highway, two railroads, a local parkway, and two residences. The provision for crossing a major earthquake fault is also described.

Subject Headings: Construction management | Water pipelines | Spillways | Reservoirs | Pipeline crossing | Urban areas | Pipes | California | United States

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