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When Engineers, Contractors, and Manufacturers Collaborate ‒ Improvements in Chemical Grouting Practices from the Sullivan’s Island Sewer Rehab Construction Management at Risk Project

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When Engineers, Contractors, and Manufacturers Collaborate ‒ Improvements in Chemical Grouting Practices from the Sullivan’s Island Sewer Rehab Construction Management at Risk Project
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Chemical grouting has been widely implemented as a sewer repair technology for more than five decades; unfortunately, often incorrectly. This is largely due to a poor understanding by engineers and owners regarding important design and field variables, key field performance needs, and the need of contractors to compete in a low price market while complying with ill-informed specifications and ill-conceived pay bases.This paper presents new key findings regarding the design and implementation of chemical grouting for I&I leakage control as revealed during the Construction Management at Risk (CMAR) sewer rehabilitation project in Sullivan’s Island, SC. This alternative project delivery work featured a remarkable collaboration between engineering, contracting, and manufacturing that significantly furthered the practical science of chemical grouting as a technology for structurally stabilizing and significantly reducing leakage over an extended period of time from gravity sewer pipes.
Chemical grouting has been widely implemented as a sewer repair technology for more than five decades; unfortunately, often incorrectly. This is largely due to a poor understanding by engineers and owners regarding important design and field variables, key field performance needs, and the need of contractors to compete in a low price market while complying with ill-informed specifications and...
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James W SheltonEmily SadowskyDon RigbyPete FleetwoodJohn PeiglerWes HeplerJason HemphillJames BrownMarc Anctil
SourceProceedings of the Water Environment Federation
SubjectResearch Article
Document typeConference Paper
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date May, 2016
ISSN1938-6478
DOI10.2175/193864716821124647
Volume / Issue2016 / 4
Content sourceCollection Systems Conference
Copyright2016
Word count162

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When Engineers, Contractors, and Manufacturers Collaborate ‒ Improvements in Chemical Grouting Practices from the Sullivan’s Island Sewer Rehab Construction Management at Risk Project
Abstract
Chemical grouting has been widely implemented as a sewer repair technology for more than five decades; unfortunately, often incorrectly. This is largely due to a poor understanding by engineers and owners regarding important design and field variables, key field performance needs, and the need of contractors to compete in a low price market while complying with ill-informed specifications and ill-conceived pay bases.This paper presents new key findings regarding the design and implementation of chemical grouting for I&I leakage control as revealed during the Construction Management at Risk (CMAR) sewer rehabilitation project in Sullivan’s Island, SC. This alternative project delivery work featured a remarkable collaboration between engineering, contracting, and manufacturing that significantly furthered the practical science of chemical grouting as a technology for structurally stabilizing and significantly reducing leakage over an extended period of time from gravity sewer pipes.
Chemical grouting has been widely implemented as a sewer repair technology for more than five decades; unfortunately, often incorrectly. This is largely due to a poor understanding by engineers and owners regarding important design and field variables, key field performance needs, and the need of contractors to compete in a low price market while complying with ill-informed specifications and...
Author(s)
James W SheltonEmily SadowskyDon RigbyPete FleetwoodJohn PeiglerWes HeplerJason HemphillJames BrownMarc Anctil
SourceProceedings of the Water Environment Federation
SubjectResearch Article
Document typeConference Paper
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date May, 2016
ISSN1938-6478
DOI10.2175/193864716821124647
Volume / Issue2016 / 4
Content sourceCollection Systems Conference
Copyright2016
Word count162

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James W Shelton# Emily Sadowsky# Don Rigby# Pete Fleetwood# John Peigler# Wes Hepler# Jason Hemphill# James Brown# Marc Anctil. When Engineers, Contractors, and Manufacturers Collaborate ‒ Improvements in Chemical Grouting Practices from the Sullivan’s Island Sewer Rehab Construction Management at Risk Project. Alexandria, VA 22314-1994, USA: Water Environment Federation, 2018. Web. 10 Jul. 2025. <https://www.accesswater.org?id=-279148CITANCHOR>.
James W Shelton# Emily Sadowsky# Don Rigby# Pete Fleetwood# John Peigler# Wes Hepler# Jason Hemphill# James Brown# Marc Anctil. When Engineers, Contractors, and Manufacturers Collaborate ‒ Improvements in Chemical Grouting Practices from the Sullivan’s Island Sewer Rehab Construction Management at Risk Project. Alexandria, VA 22314-1994, USA: Water Environment Federation, 2018. Accessed July 10, 2025. https://www.accesswater.org/?id=-279148CITANCHOR.
James W Shelton# Emily Sadowsky# Don Rigby# Pete Fleetwood# John Peigler# Wes Hepler# Jason Hemphill# James Brown# Marc Anctil
When Engineers, Contractors, and Manufacturers Collaborate ‒ Improvements in Chemical Grouting Practices from the Sullivan’s Island Sewer Rehab Construction Management at Risk Project
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