CIPP LINER THICKNESS CHANGES UNDER F1216 （CIPP衬垫厚度变化下F1216）.pdfVIP

North A merican Society for Trenchless Technology 2008 No-Dig Conference Exhibition _________________________________________________ Dallas, Texas April 27 – May 2, 2008 CIPP LINER THICKNESS CHANGES UNDER F1216-07b 1 Ian J . Doherty, P.Eng. 1 Trenchless Design Engineering Ltd, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada ABSTRACT: The paper explains the changes to fully deteriorated design that came about with the release of ASTM F12 16-07b in June 2007. In many cases, the change is significant in regard to how F1216-07b reduces liner thickness for the fully deteriorated pipe condition. The change, which relates to the ovality correction factor in F12 16-07b design equation X 1.3, means that the F1216 Appendix X 1 design now yields thinner fully deteriorated liners in many situations . The paper will explain and discuss the exact change to Equation X 1.3. It will also present a number of design examples that will illustrate what this change does to liner thickness. Examples will show pre and post F1216-07b liner thickness and how expectations regarding which F1216 equation governs liner thickness may no longer hold true. The paper will also look at whether the F1216-07b design change might result in changes to pricing and competitiveness due to thinner liners in many situations . INTRODUCTION In North America, the ASTM F1216 Appendix X 1 design method is the industry standard procedure for calculating the wall thickness for CIPP (Cured-in-Place Pipe) liner thickness for sewers. The F1216 method is also widely used outside of North America. The F12 16 design method has a section for gravity pipes (such as sewers) and a section for pr