Management Guidelines for the Construction of Interstate Natural Gas Pipelines Across Streams and Wetlands
Live Loads for Pipeline Design at Railroads and Highways
Ductile Iron Subaqueous Pipeline Crossings
Pipeline Crossing Research at the Gas Research Institute: An Overview
Underwater Blasting for Pipelines and Tunnels
Application of Health Risk Assessment Methodology to Pipeline Failure
Bayou Crossing with Dual 18-Inch Diameter High-Density Polyethylene Pipes
Blasting Procedures for the 54-Inch Ramona Pipeline at Interstate 15 Bridge Crossing
Steel-Lined Pressure Conduits Under Fill Dams
Influence of Soil-Pipeline Stiffness on Bending Stresses from Surface Loading
Flowable Fill - A Solution to Pipe Backfilling Problems
A Biographical Dictionary of American Civil Engineers
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