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Leadership Program for Construction Execs Wins Award

Why Government Engineers Should Join ASCE

Integrated Design Procedure for Flexible Pipe

The Suitability of Spangler's Iowa Formula for Predicting Deflection in All Flexible Pipes

Replacing E' with the Constrained Modulus in Flexible Pipe Design

Willow Street/Lower Sweetwater River Pipeline Crossings

Tijuana River Crossing Using Horizontal Directional Drilling: A Case History

Ma Wan Submarine Crossing Using Horizontal Directional Drilling

The Successful Design of a Large Diameter Gravity Sewer

Sacramento County Northwest Interceptor: Effective Planning Ensures Project Success and Saves Money

Using GIS Based Models to Plan Regional Reclaimed Water Pipeline Networks

Analysis of Surge Pressures in the Inland Feeder and Eastside Pipeline

Avoiding Common Thrust Restraint Mistakes

Surge Protection Design for the City and County of San Francisco Water Transmission System

The Influence of Geologic Setting on Microtunneling

Recipe for Successful Microtunneling

Microtunneling in Downtown Honolulu

Development of a Coastal Sage Scrub Revegetation Program Following Pipeline Construction, San Diego County, California

Bidding Projects with Alternative Pipeline Materials

Horizontal Directionally Drilled River Crossing Meets Regional Water Needs

 

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