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title: "September 2020 SiteSolutions: Problems Solved - 4 New Civil Engineering Project Profiles"
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 SiteSolutions shares the latest technologies, products and applications through case studies, blogs and more with our project partners.

| Not rendering correctly? View this email as a web page here. CONTECH \| ENGINEERED SOLUTIONS       September 2020         Mud Creek Tributary - Pawnee County, Oklahoma   BridgeCor Replaces Deteriorating Structure   When Pawnee County widened County Road S 3460, the channel was cleared to allow for a new structure. Built in 1932, the original pony truss was declared structurally obsolete and was replaced with a BridgeCor® Structural Plate 2-Radius Arch for its large opening, cost savings, and minimal impact to the stream.    Read More         Building Bridges   Monroe Street over Rice Creek Marshall, Michigan   CON/SPAN O-Series Mimics Look of Historic Structure   When a deteriorating bridge on Monroe Street over Rice Creek needed to be replaced, the city selected a CON/SPAN® O-Series® Bridge System for its ability to mimic the look of its current infrastructure and its historic landmarks while also accommodating the tight site constraints and utilities.   Read More         Stormwatch   Agate Bay Phase 2 Bellingham, Washington   StormFilters Remove Phosphorus from Drinking Water Source   During part of the effort to improve drinking water in the Agate Bay region, three Stormwater Management StormFilters® were installed to remove total phosphorus (TP) while providing a cost savings as compared to alternative treatment systems.   Read More         Conveyance   Southwest Hangar at Hobby International Airport Houston, Texas   DuroMaxx Captures Contaminated Runoff   During the expansion of Southwest Airlines' maintenance complex at William P. Hobby International Airport, DuroMaxx® steel reinforced PE (SRPE) was selected as the best underground water tight tanks option.       Read More           Pipe Solutions Blog       You Have Options When Designing Large Storm Sewer Systems       When it comes to designing large storm sewer conveyance systems, did you know there are alternatives to reinforced box culverts? Traditionally, you may be used to defaulting to concrete when looking at larger systems, but have you ever heard of Smooth Cor™? Smooth Cor double wall is a hydraulically efficient corrugated metal pipe product that combines the strength of a corrugated outer shell, a smooth steel liner, and the durability of a polymer coating! By combining both strength and durability, Smooth Cor represents a cost-effective and installation friendly alternative to concrete box culverts ranging in size from 3’ x 3’ to 7’ x 7’ or more.      Read More           Stormwater Blog       Examining Stone Void Storage: Is 40% a Reliable Number?       Stormwater detention systems often include a large portion of the storage volume within the voids of the backfill material. Depending on the underground structure design and size, allocated stone storage can vary between 25-60% of the overall storage for the project. The generally accepted number has been 40% stone void storage. However, there have been few national studies to prove the 40% storage amount is reliable. Engineers need to ask if this number is indeed accurate, and if not, what is the implication on designs?          Read More           Upcoming Events         Contech will be participating in the following events, and we invite you to attend!   Association of State Dam Safety Officials (ASDSO) Southeast Region Conference in Charleston, South Carolina - December 7-10, Convention Hall   Webinar: Efficient Design Solutions for Storm Sewer Systems - October 21 and October 22 at 11:00 AM EST - Register today     To sign up for notification of future webinars, please click here.       Share Site Solutions     © 2020 Contech Engineered Solutions LLC Contech Engineered Solutions   9025 Centre Pointe Dr    West Chester  OH   45069    You received this email because you are subscribed to Contech Newsletter from Contech Engineered Solutions . Update your email preferences to choose the types of emails you receive.    |
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