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Steel water storage tanks : design, construction, maintenance, and repair
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New York : McGraw-Hill, c2010
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xx, 492 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.
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9780071549387
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The first comprehensive steel tanks book published in more than a decade

Developed by members of the American Water Works Association (AWWA) General Steel Tank Committee, Steel Water Storage Tanks: Design, Construction, Maintenance, and Repair is the most authoritative source of industry information available. This in-depth reference describes the use of steel tanks for potable water storage and includes details on tank sizes, capabilities, styles, construction, appurtenances, site selection, design, operation, maintenance, rehabilitation, inspection, and security.

Complete coverage of:

Tank history, typical configurations, locating, sizing, and selecting Selecting and specifying appurtenances Controlling corrosion Contractual considerations Foundations Construction of welded-steel water-storage tanks Construction of bolted-steel water-storage tanks Operation Inspecting new-tank construction Maintenance, inspection, and repair Potable water security Tank rehabilitation


Author Notes

Stephen W. Meier, P.E., S.E. , Chair of the AWWA Steel Tank Committee, is one of the foremost structural engineering experts for the design, construction, and rehabilitation of concrete and steel structures for storage systems.
The American Water Works Association (AWWA), founded in 1881, is the authoritative resource for knowledge, information, and advocacy to improve the quality and supply of drinking water in North America and beyond. It is the largest organization of water professionals in the world.


Table of Contents

Contributorsp. vii
List of Figuresp. ix
List of Tablesp. xvii
Prefacep. xix
Acknowledgmentsp. xx
1 Tank History, Typical Configurations, Locating, Sizing, and Selectingp. 1
Reservoirsp. 4
Standpipesp. 4
Elevated Tanksp. 15
Composite Elevated Tanksp. 22
Locating, Sizing, and Selecting a Water Tankp. 24
2 Selecting and Specifying Appurtenancesp. 47
Ground-Supported Tanksp. 48
Elevated Tanksp. 72
3 Controlling Corrosionp. 81
The Nature of Corrosionp. 81
Principles of Cathodic Protectionp. 84
Cathodic Protection Designp. 87
Paint (Coating) Basicsp. 91
Coating Calculationsp. 102
Surface Preparationp. 105
Coating Selectionp. 110
Application Techniques and Equipmentp. 112
Inspection of Liningsp. 123
4 Contractual Considerationsp. 131
Competitive Biddingp. 131
Contract Documentsp. 135
Design Standardsp. 136
Factors in Competitive Biddingp. 140
General Conditions and Supplementary General Conditionsp. 144
Technical Specifications-New Tanksp. 152
5 Foundationsp. 155
Appropriate Foundation Typep. 155
Location/Orientationp. 156
Establishing Existing and Final Grade Elevationsp. 157
Minimum Depth and Projection Above Gradep. 157
Excavation Requirementsp. 158
Site Access and Drainagep. 158
Water Table and Perched Waterp. 159
Soils and Geotechnical Investigationsp. 159
Structural Concretep. 166
Shallow Foundationsp. 173
Pile Foundationsp. 188
Drilled-Pier (Caisson) Foundationsp. 198
Reservoir and Standpipe Foundationsp. 204
Anchor Bolts (Rods)p. 206
Foundations in Regions of High Seismic Riskp. 209
Special Considerationsp. 211
Conclusionp. 216
Foundation Design Examplep. 217
6 Construction of Welded-Steel Water-Storage Tanksp. 227
Steel Fabricationp. 227
Weldingp. 233
Constructionp. 237
Inspection and Testingp. 256
7 Construction of Bolted-Steel Water-Storage Tanksp. 261
Erection of the Tankp. 261
Unloading and Storagep. 263
Concrete Floor Constructionp. 263
Steel Floor Constructionp. 267
Tank Constructionp. 268
Roof Installationp. 273
Tank Appurtenance and Accessory Installationp. 276
Completionp. 280
8 Inspecting New-Tank Constructionp. 283
Responsibility for Qualityp. 283
The Foundation and Composite-Tank Pedestalp. 284
Fabricationp. 286
Steel Deliveryp. 287
Tank Erectionp. 287
Surface Regularityp. 290
Field Cleaning and Coatingp. 290
Shop-Applied Coatingsp. 292
Mechanical and Electrical Appurtenancesp. 293
9 Operationp. 295
Modeling of Tanks in Water Distribution Systemsp. 298
Water Quality Issues for Water Storage Tanks in Distribution Systemsp. 305
Water Storage Tank Applications and Their Operationp. 323
Fluid Dynamics in Tanksp. 341
Mixing Theoryp. 349
Flow Diffusersp. 362
Tank Ventingp. 364
Telemetryp. 367
Energy Conservation in the Distribution Systemp. 376
10 Maintenance, Inspection, and Repairp. 381
Tank Evaluations and Resourcesp. 381
Inspection and Repair by Operatorp. 383
Professional Evaluationp. 390
Tank Inspection Issuesp. 396
11 Potable Water Securityp. 399
Threats to Water Systemsp. 399
General Site Considerationsp. 403
General Tank Considerationsp. 405
Water-Storage Vulnerabilitiesp. 411
Effective Security/Risk-Reduction Practicesp. 412
12 Tank Rehabilitationp. 433
Developing Specificationsp. 433
Environmental/Worker Safetyp. 435
Coating Systemsp. 437
Overseeing Painting and Maintenancep. 442
Contract Document and Specification Optionsp. 445
Contract Administrationp. 446
First Anniversary Evaluationp. 447
Appendix A Resourcesp. 449
Appendix B Biographies of Contributorsp. 461
Indexp. 469