Shiels, Brian

Brian Shiels is a Project Engineer at Mott MacDonald in the wastewater group where he works with a team on various projects from the planning and design phase to bidding and construction management. He has experience with stormwater management, bridge scour analysis, water distribution, and combined sewers. Mr. Shiels is also an adjunct professor at the New Jersey Institute of Technology.

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Large Diameter CIPP Lining by the Holland Tunnel

Abstract

The Jersey City Municipal Utilities Authority (JCMUA) is responsible for operating and maintaining the combined sewer system in Jersey City. Jersey City is the second most populous city in New Jersey and serves a critical function for daily commuters due to its proximity to New York City. The combined sewer system in Jersey City is dilapidated with most segments requiring rehabilitation or replacement. As part of a consent decree (CD) with the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to perform repairs to its collection system, the JCMUA initiated the Phase 3-4 Sewer Rehabilitation Project. Part of the project includes trenchless rehabilitation of a 2.44-meter (96-inch) combined sewer pipe that runs under the 12th Street approach to the Holland Tunnel. This paper explores the investigations and rehabilitation methods considered to perform a structural trenchless repair. The chosen rehabilitation method of cured in place pipe (CIPP) lining is examined in detail.

SpeakerShiels, Brian

Presentation time

13:30:00

13:50:00

Session time

13:30:00

15:10:00

SessionCollection Systems Rehabilitation and Construction

Session number416

TopicCollection Systems

Author(s)

B. ShielsK. WynnR. Haytas