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Loudoun Water Treatment Plant
Sep 28, 2016
Water Treatment Plant and Finished Water Transmission: Phase 1 Potomac Water Supply Program Nos. 5 & 6 The new $129.9 million water treatment plant includes a 400-foot-long tunnel with two 50-foot drop shafts. Finished water pump station; 3,500 feet of 42-inch-diameter finished water transmission main. Sanitary pump station; 10,000 feet of 12-inch-diameter...
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Greater Lawrence Sanitary District
Aug 08, 2013
NAI provided up-front pipe support designs which were implemented into the contract drawings by the engineer. Project highlights include: Surge analysis of piping Pipe support design based upon surge analysis results Recommended reinforcement of piping fittings based upon surge analysis Design and fabrication of complex, unique, pipe supports to account...
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Bucklin Point Wastewater Treatment Facility
Aug 08, 2013
Newman Associates provided design services and fabrication of pipe supports for the upgrade and retrofit of this existing facility. Project highlights include: Design and fabrication of pipe supports for an existing blower building, aeration tanks, and wet weather disinfection facilities Worked closely with the contractor to solve numerous unforeseen on-site...
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Blue Plains Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant
Aug 07, 2013
The Blue Plains Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant is the largest Advanced Wastewater treatment plant in the world. Project highlights include: Blue Plains will feature the use of Cambi thermal hydrolysis (THP), the first facility in the United States to use this technology. Once completed, it will be the largest Cambi...
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Taunton River Desalination Project
Jul 26, 2013
Project highlights include: Designed and fabricated supports for a large diameter elevated PVC piping system. Newman designed these supports which were capable of supporting multiple pipes with a single support which resulted in reduced labor time for the contractor Onsite solutions regarding piping / equipment interface
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UCONN Reclaimed Water Facility
Jul 26, 2013
Newman was chosen to design and fabricate supports within a facility that would re-use appropriately treated wastewater at the campus’s Centralized Utility Plant and irrigation system. Project highlights include: Provide numerous supports for all large bore piping feeding reverse osmosis units and other equipment throughout the facility Numerous on-site meetings...
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Patapsco Wastewater Treatment Plant
Jul 26, 2013
Designing supports for a Fixed Film Denitrification system. Once complete, it will be the largest installed fixed-film denitrification system in the world. Project highlights include: Support design and piping stress analysis for a large diameter air and backwash system Worked closely with the contractor to identify problem areas in the...
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Calumet Water Reclamation Plant
Jul 26, 2013
Known as one of the seventh oldest wastewater treatment facilities in the Chicago area. Project highlights include: Engineered pipe supports and piping stress analysis for a new Grit Removal and Primary Settling Tank Facility Design for piping within long interconnecting pipe tunnels and pipe bridges Newman was able to perform...
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Upper Blackstone Wastewater Treatment Facility
Jul 26, 2013
Newman designed and furnished supports for an elaborate aeration system including and exterior covered blower system. Project highlights include: Designed and fabricated a large pipe bridge which spanned in excess of 60′ and supported piping up to 48″ in diameter Designed pipe anchors to accommodate pressure thrust forces in excess...
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Fields Point Wastewater Treatment Facility
Jul 26, 2013
Newman provided unique, engineered pipe supports for an elaborate Aeration system and on-site solutions for numerous jobsite problems; including addressing large forces acting upon the existing structures. Project highlights include: Piping stress analysis for large diameter air piping; including correcting overstresses in the system and recommending where to use expansion...