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<br />, <br /> <br />, - <br /> <br />Memorandum <br />March 14,2005 <br />Page 2 <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />The trunk sewer network in the city generally divides the city in thirds. The northern third of the city is <br />collected and discharged at Gateway Blvd and 1-35W via 21" pipe. The eastem third of the city is <br />discharged by forcemain along Hamline Avenue out of Lift Station #8. The western third ofthe city is <br />discharged at Prior Avenue via 21" pipe. Forcemains are pressure pipes between a lift station and a <br />gravity flow pipe located higher than the station. Forcemains are usually made of steel, iron or plastic. <br />Pipe materials for gravity pipes are typically Vitrified Clay Pipe VCP (oldest), Reinforced Concrete Pipe <br />RCP (larger diameters, current) and Plastic PVC (current) Ductile Iron Pipe (current). Sanitary Sewer <br />appurtenances include manholes and drop manholes (drop manholes have pipes entering/leaving more <br />than 12" vertically apart from each other). Lift stations include a variety of equipment and piping for <br />operation and monitoring primarily consisting of2-3 pumps, control panel, valves, sump wetwell and <br />lifting mechanisms. <br /> <br />City crews clean all of the sanitary sewer pipes in the city by jetting high pressure water through them. <br />This routine operation may also highlight problematic issues with the system. <br /> <br />Infrastructure Comoonents Organized bv Critical Irnoortance to Svstem Operation <br />1. Lift Stations #8, #5, #2 <br />2. All other Lift Stalions <br />3. Force mains out of lift stations <br />4. Trunk Sewer 12" - 21" (RCP) (33,660 ft) <br />5. Collector Sewer 8"-10" (VCP-most vulnerable) (136,350 ft) <br />6. Collector Sewers 8" -1 O"(PVC-least vulnerable) (7,100 ft) <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Infrastructure Assessment Methods <br />The City's sanitary sewer system conditions are assessed through the following: <br />. Daily inspection/observations of lift station operations <br />. Inspection of manholes <br />. Remote controlled televising of sewer pipe <br />. Records of repairs by city crews <br />. Routine cleaning (jetting) of pipes (may indicate sag in pipe, blockage or collapse) <br /> <br />Repair and Rehabilitation Techniques <br />Sanitary Sewer infrastructure repair and rehabilitation techniques include the following: <br />. Lift Stations: Rebuilding of pumps, valve replacement, total slation rehabilitation <br />. Forcemains: Cured in place pipe liners (CIPP), replacement, spot repairs(dig up) <br />. Sewer Pipe: CIPP lining, replacement, spot repairs (dig up), spot repairs (C1PP),joint sealing <br />. Manholes: centrifugal lining, invert reconstruction, joint sealing, grouting, reconstruction <br /> <br />Recent Caoitallmprovements <br />. Replacement of the pumps and controls in Lift Stations #8, #5, #2 <br />. Full conversion from can-type station to submersible pump lift station - LS #3, #6, #7 <br />. Current CIP includes conversion of the remaining 6 lift stations to submersible pumps <br />. Systematically televised all sewer pipe south of 1-694 as well as well as selected areas north of 1- <br />694. <br />. Installed CIPP liners in 4,000 feet oflrunk sewer <br />. Installed CIPP liners in 6,000 feel of collector sewer <br />. Joint sealed 4,600 feet of trunk sewer <br />. Joint sealed 10,300 feet of collector sewer <br /> <br />. <br />
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