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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 rehabilitationAuthor 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
Contributors | p. vii |
List of Figures | p. ix |
List of Tables | p. xvii |
Preface | p. xix |
Acknowledgments | p. xx |
1 Tank History, Typical Configurations, Locating, Sizing, and Selecting | p. 1 |
Reservoirs | p. 4 |
Standpipes | p. 4 |
Elevated Tanks | p. 15 |
Composite Elevated Tanks | p. 22 |
Locating, Sizing, and Selecting a Water Tank | p. 24 |
2 Selecting and Specifying Appurtenances | p. 47 |
Ground-Supported Tanks | p. 48 |
Elevated Tanks | p. 72 |
3 Controlling Corrosion | p. 81 |
The Nature of Corrosion | p. 81 |
Principles of Cathodic Protection | p. 84 |
Cathodic Protection Design | p. 87 |
Paint (Coating) Basics | p. 91 |
Coating Calculations | p. 102 |
Surface Preparation | p. 105 |
Coating Selection | p. 110 |
Application Techniques and Equipment | p. 112 |
Inspection of Linings | p. 123 |
4 Contractual Considerations | p. 131 |
Competitive Bidding | p. 131 |
Contract Documents | p. 135 |
Design Standards | p. 136 |
Factors in Competitive Bidding | p. 140 |
General Conditions and Supplementary General Conditions | p. 144 |
Technical Specifications-New Tanks | p. 152 |
5 Foundations | p. 155 |
Appropriate Foundation Type | p. 155 |
Location/Orientation | p. 156 |
Establishing Existing and Final Grade Elevations | p. 157 |
Minimum Depth and Projection Above Grade | p. 157 |
Excavation Requirements | p. 158 |
Site Access and Drainage | p. 158 |
Water Table and Perched Water | p. 159 |
Soils and Geotechnical Investigations | p. 159 |
Structural Concrete | p. 166 |
Shallow Foundations | p. 173 |
Pile Foundations | p. 188 |
Drilled-Pier (Caisson) Foundations | p. 198 |
Reservoir and Standpipe Foundations | p. 204 |
Anchor Bolts (Rods) | p. 206 |
Foundations in Regions of High Seismic Risk | p. 209 |
Special Considerations | p. 211 |
Conclusion | p. 216 |
Foundation Design Example | p. 217 |
6 Construction of Welded-Steel Water-Storage Tanks | p. 227 |
Steel Fabrication | p. 227 |
Welding | p. 233 |
Construction | p. 237 |
Inspection and Testing | p. 256 |
7 Construction of Bolted-Steel Water-Storage Tanks | p. 261 |
Erection of the Tank | p. 261 |
Unloading and Storage | p. 263 |
Concrete Floor Construction | p. 263 |
Steel Floor Construction | p. 267 |
Tank Construction | p. 268 |
Roof Installation | p. 273 |
Tank Appurtenance and Accessory Installation | p. 276 |
Completion | p. 280 |
8 Inspecting New-Tank Construction | p. 283 |
Responsibility for Quality | p. 283 |
The Foundation and Composite-Tank Pedestal | p. 284 |
Fabrication | p. 286 |
Steel Delivery | p. 287 |
Tank Erection | p. 287 |
Surface Regularity | p. 290 |
Field Cleaning and Coating | p. 290 |
Shop-Applied Coatings | p. 292 |
Mechanical and Electrical Appurtenances | p. 293 |
9 Operation | p. 295 |
Modeling of Tanks in Water Distribution Systems | p. 298 |
Water Quality Issues for Water Storage Tanks in Distribution Systems | p. 305 |
Water Storage Tank Applications and Their Operation | p. 323 |
Fluid Dynamics in Tanks | p. 341 |
Mixing Theory | p. 349 |
Flow Diffusers | p. 362 |
Tank Venting | p. 364 |
Telemetry | p. 367 |
Energy Conservation in the Distribution System | p. 376 |
10 Maintenance, Inspection, and Repair | p. 381 |
Tank Evaluations and Resources | p. 381 |
Inspection and Repair by Operator | p. 383 |
Professional Evaluation | p. 390 |
Tank Inspection Issues | p. 396 |
11 Potable Water Security | p. 399 |
Threats to Water Systems | p. 399 |
General Site Considerations | p. 403 |
General Tank Considerations | p. 405 |
Water-Storage Vulnerabilities | p. 411 |
Effective Security/Risk-Reduction Practices | p. 412 |
12 Tank Rehabilitation | p. 433 |
Developing Specifications | p. 433 |
Environmental/Worker Safety | p. 435 |
Coating Systems | p. 437 |
Overseeing Painting and Maintenance | p. 442 |
Contract Document and Specification Options | p. 445 |
Contract Administration | p. 446 |
First Anniversary Evaluation | p. 447 |
Appendix A Resources | p. 449 |
Appendix B Biographies of Contributors | p. 461 |
Index | p. 469 |