A joint effort

In 1992, the city of Richmond, Virginia, was moving forward on a $35-million plan to eliminate combined sewer overflows (CSOs) by constructing a 7,000 ft. pipeline to collect CSO outfalls from the north bank of the James River. Led by Richmond's Department of Public Utilities (DPU), the sewer p...

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Published in:Civil engineering (New York, N.Y. 1983) N.Y. 1983), 1999-09, Vol.69 (9), p.34-37
Main Authors: NEWHOUSE, W. R, MAISCH, F. E, BIZZARRI, R. E, SACHDEV, S. K
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Applied sciences
Architecture
Armed forces
Bridges
Buildings. Public works
Canals
Cities
Civil engineering
Concrete
Construction
Design
Designers
Exact sciences and technology
Flood control
Historic buildings & sites
Hydraulic constructions
Pipelines
Public private partnerships
Rain
Roads & highways
Sewer systems
Sewerage. Sewer construction
Stormwater management
Urban development
Waterways
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Architecture
Armed forces
Bridges
Buildings. Public works
Canals
Cities
Civil engineering
Concrete
Construction
Design
Designers
Exact sciences and technology
Flood control
Historic buildings & sites
Hydraulic constructions
Pipelines
Public private partnerships
Rain
Roads & highways
Sewer systems
Sewerage. Sewer construction
Stormwater management
Urban development
Waterways
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