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Utilizing Directional Drilling Techniques to Install Underwater Watermain

30-Inch Gas Pipeline Crossing of the San Juan River: Open Cut Excavation in Quality Water Area

Buckeye Water Transmission Main Keswick Dam Crossing

Water Pipeline Crossings of the Pitt and Fraser Rivers

Factors Affecting the Selection of a Crossing Method

Design of Pressure Class Ductile Iron Pipe on Supports

Ultimate Strength of Underwater Pipe-Soil Systems

Environmental Permitting for the Canal Electric Project

Development of Caltrans Guidelines for Natural Gas Pipelines on Highway Bridges

Coal Pipelines Crossing Railroads: Legal Issues

Precast Concrete Low-Head Pressure Pipe Significant in Historic Irrigation Canal Rehab

Sewer Crossing of Creek with Bridge Widening

Crossing of MacDonald Ranch Wash in Southern Nevada

Relocation of Existing Pipelines at New Highway Crossings

Aerial Pipeline Crossings - Inspection and Rehabilitation

The French Experience in Bursting Rehabilitation for Pipeline Crossings

Ductile Iron Microtunneling Pipe, Non-Traditional Installation Applications

Canal Road Water Treatment Plant Intake Tunnels

Microtunneling Database for the USA and Canada From 1984 to 1995

San Diego's Historic Dulzura Conduit: New Solutions

 

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