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This thorough update of A. Moser's classic guide is now twice the size of the previous edition -- reflecting the vast progress and changes in the field in mere decade! You get new information on pipe handling and trenching as well as safety issues. From the Back Cover With many new features and updates, the second edition of the definitive work on buried pipe systems saves engineers time as the only available one-stop source for complete design and implementation guidance.

From soil parameters to disposal and beyond, Moser's Buried Pipe Design is the only guide you need for comprehensive underground piping answers. It's the one sourcebook that both seasoned experts and novices turn to, for projects large and small. About the Author A. Moser, Ph. He is also founder and director of the Piping Systems Institute, which is a short course that helps train practicing engineers in the design of buried piping systems. He serves on piping committees of the Transportation Research Board and is the past chairman of the committee on culverts and hydraulic structures.

He is a consultant to many municipalities, pipe manufacturing companies, and engineering firms. He serves on many bodies that develop codes and specifications for buried piping systems. Santana This book is an excellent source of information on buried pipe analysis and design from theory to application. It rounds out the reader's perspective with valuable full size pipe research data.

Fundamentals of buried pipe analysis and design are clearly presented as well as information on nonlinear finite element analysis of soil-structure interaction of the pipe-soil system.

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But at over pages of very detailed and dense text, it's the most impressive book on the subject I've seen. Starting with the pioneering Marston equations and approach to buried pipe, and the subsequent important work of Watkins and Spangler, the author leads you through the various scenarios for pipe design.

He shows how, under certain conditions, flexible pipe can actually withstand more pressure than rigid pipe, a non-intuitive result that was very interesting. There's considerable math in the book, but it's mostly algebra with very little actual calculus.

The equations are some of the unloveliest ones I've ever seen, with exponents that go on for five or more terms, but then that's due to the messy conditions that determine pipe stresses and loads. Some simplifying assumptions can occasionally be made, such as flexible pipe being considered as responding like a simple spring, allowing already well known dynamics to be used. It touts these updates prominently on the book's cover.

The book is divided up into 8 main sections, which are: 1. Introduction and Overview 2. External Loads 3. Design of Gravity Flow Pipes 4. Design of Pressure Pipes 5. Rigid Pipe Products 6. Plastic Flexible Pipe Products 8. Pipe Installation and Trenchless Technology There are so many interesting application specific topics in this book that it's impossible to discuss all of them, but I especially enjoyed the section in chapter 8 on microtunneling and pipe-jacking procedures and equipment, one of the recent methods of trenchless pipe installation.

The specialized boring equipment is expensive, but it provides very precise control of conditions and can be used in many types of soils, ranging from "highly unstable to very firm soil conditions," as the author says. Exemplary results of experimental investigations of the displacement of geometric elements of a single segment and the influence of wall thickness on segment deformation at a given force and speed of deformation under laboratory conditions are presented.

Keywords: extrusion, segment-wall, axial-symmetrical, pipe. The geometrically inhomoge- extrusion process line in a form of ducts, tubes neous surface usually has characteristic macro- and profiles are successfully used in various folds or macroscopies, which may be continu- technical solutions. They are made of many dif- ous or discontinuous, run longitudinally, trans- ferent materials PE, PP and PVC or PB , which versally, helically or alternately torsionally. Due to tions can be made in devices with circulating the well-known process of their production in forming sockets.

An additional technological the process line, it is possible to easily modify process of shaping in the sockets is most often the shape of the product [1, 7, 12].

This is done carried out with the use of vacuum extrusion most often by changing the tool or by perform- of the extrudate wall, which obtains the final ing additional technological measures, such as shape during cooling [12]. This technique pro- shaping the slide ribs, shaping the segmented duces embossing, single-layer or double-layer, wall or by spraying an additional layer of slid- and synchronizing the boring process with the ing agent on the desired surface.

This leads to movement of forming slots, allows for accurate axial-symmetrical structures with uniform or mapping of the required macro conversions [8]. They To produce extruded structural walls with give the extrusion the desired shape and move characteristic segments, tools are used that form with it for a specific period of time.

After cool- the plasticized extrudate in special slots coupled ing the product section, the mold cavities move together in a suitable kinematic system Fig. Underpressure or also compressed air, supplied In case of a two-layer extrudate, the plasti- by appropriate conduits, extends the extrudate cized material of the first layer flows over the and then deformation of the wall in accordance compressed air supply duct Fig.

The extrudates with a two-layer wall with an The stream of the second material is directed inner cylindrical layer, and the outer sectional right towards the conical core and forms the ones are produced in turn using special heads. The appropriately A characteristic feature of this process is the use shaped conical part of the core and the intensi- of two plasticizing systems and only one tool.

The shape together co-extruded two extrudates having a of the conical core surface is sinusoidal with gentle ridges in which the material contacts Fig. Diagram of forming a two-layer extrudate with segmental construction: 1 - forming sockets, 2 - Fig. Production of extrudate with air chambers, 1 - forming sockets, 2 - pressing bushing, 3 - internal calibra- tor, 4 - prepared pipe, 5 - extrusion head [17] Fig.

Diagram of shaping closed chambers on the outer surface of the extrudate: 1 - rib, 2 - bending sleeve for ribs, 3 - created air chamber [17] the core. The custom of polyethylene and polypropyl- Another solution for a segmented wall construction product is extruded with closed air chambers. In this case, the cavi- ties form the wall in two stages. In the first stage, high ribs are formed perpendicular to the axis of the extrudate. However, in the second stage, the entire extrudate along with the ribs is pulled through a special sleeve Fig.

By bending and pressing, the individual tops of the ribs adhere to the wall creating, after cooling, closed air chambers on Fig. The appearance of two plasticizing systems the outer surface of the extrudate. Appearance of a single forming nest with a Fig. The appearance of the vacuum system and the system of vacuum channels and a cooling channel control of the movement of the cavities system [20] ene extruders is customary, single-screw extruders, erties influenced mainly by the wall construction.

The shape of the outer surface of the extru- their height, width, spacing between them, and date can be transmitted in several mold cavities the wall thickness, the extrudate may exhibit in- or, which is more often used, in a larger number creased circumferential stiffness, i.

In this case, the sockets are connected to compression, bending and stretching or increased each other in a single system with a circulatory flexibility, with slightly reduced mechanical crawler exhaust Figure 7 moving along with the properties. By analyzing the structure of individ- extruded.

This requires precise synchronization of ual segments, it can be shown that their thickness the time of turning on the forming vacuum with the in individual areas can vary. The elements which movement of the sockets and the feed of the extru- have the greatest thickness are those which are date [20], as well as the cooling time in the sockets first in contact with the forming seat, which are after the wall has been formed Fig.

In addition, in the WALL case of two-layer pomace, excessive clusters of material may be formed at the bonding points of The products made of polymer material may the layers. This increases the cooling time in this differ not only in the appearance, purpose and area, which affects the flexibility of the extrudate. A fragment of a longitudinal section of a pipe with a structural structure with measurement loca- tions defining geometrical dimensions of the outer Fig.

The appearance of the FEA analysis deter- layer of the tested pipes, where: D1- diameter of pipe; mining the state of stresses and displacements of a t- graduation; S1, S2- segment width; H- segment single extrudate segment [19] height, p- width between segments tribution may also occur in these areas.

Thus, an even distribution of wall thickness in the entire segment plays a significant role in obtaining satis- factory mechanical properties of the product.

There is a large number of standards and re- quirements describing testing of entire product structures [1] with segment wall, such as tests for resistance to internal pressure, peripheral stiff- ness, impact resistance at reduced temperature, and others. In recent years, due to the develop- ment of FEM modeling methods Fig. Diagram showing the displacement of the of the research can be carried out in virtual space segment edges under the influence of the concentrated [2, 5, 19].

However, the input data for the calcu- external force, where: L1- height after press; L2- height before press lations is made by conducting tests on selected extrudate elements, in particular in the area of a single segment. Such tests allow for accurate extrudate in a specific area, taking into account identification of the correctness of the construct- the conditions similar to its operation.

An exemplary course of deformation of the sample is shown in Fig. The tests of the mechanical strength of the extrudate were made at different lengths of the punch contact surface with the ex- trudate section being 4 to 30 mm Fig.

During the segment deformation during a hydraulic press tests, the maximum value of the force at which the largest deformation of the segment occurred was read.

Wall displacement value was determined ac- tal wall are needed. Therefore, as an example, cording to the diagram shown in Fig. In this case, the length of the of high-density polyethylene PE-HD , having marcing samples was 25mm, and the measure- an outer diameter of mm.

The values of the ment results are shown in Figure