1. PROF. DR. FEVZİ YILMAZ Fatih Sultan Mehmet Vakıf University, Faculty of Engineering, İstanbul ICSG ISTANBUL 2015, 29-30 APRIL

2.  WHAT IS TRENCHLESS TECHNOLOGY (TT)?  OUT OF SIGHT OUT OF MIND  TRENCHLESS TECHNOLOGY METHODS ◦ Detection Methods and Assesments ◦ To Go From Trenching To Trenchless  TRENCHLESS TECHNOLOGIES IN ISTANBUL  CONCLUSION

3.  Family of construction techniques for installing or rehabilitating underground infrastructure with minimal disruption to surface traffic, businesses, and residents  Underground building industry has social economical and environmental costs  Underground buildings have 4D facts: Dirtiness, Difficulty, Dangerous, Dust.

4. Social Cost «no dig no risk», «minimum dig minimum risk» «TT or no-dig=minimal impact to the ground»

5. An example of open cut and no-dig project area Trench and / or Trenchless

6. Underground pipe networks / features  > 5 times total length of streets and roads  Not visualized  People neglect their importance

7. Introduction: Mid-1980s Trenchless technology methods are divided into four main areas: 1. Inspection and detection 2. Construction and installation of new pipelines and utilities 3. Renewal 4. Replacement of existing, old, and deteriorated pipelines and utilities

8. The usage ratio of open cut (trench) and trenchless rehabilitation methods for sewer pipe networks in advanced countries: However, in Istanbul open cut ratio is much higher than 50 % in rehabilitation projects

9. DETECTION METHODS AND ASSESMENTS (Includes technologies for inspection, leak location, and leak detection)  CCTV (Closed-Circuit Television)  Leak detection

10.  GPR (Ground Penetrating Radar with a trolley, a laptop and digital antenna driver). Others:intelligent TV camera systems, pressure tests, smoke tests, fiber optic gyroscopes, georadar utility search and mapping, and void inspection devices

12. TO GO FROM TRENCHING TO TRENCHLESS From Open Trench to Directional Drilling

13.  HDD (Horizontal Directional Drilling) 1)drilling a guided pilot hole 2)forming a flowable slurry 3)pulling the new pipe (PE,PVC,DI.Steel)

14. CIPP (Cured-In-Place Pipe) Stages: 1.old host pipe renewal 2.UV hardening, composite  Micro Tunneling  New installation,  Pipe jacking Others: Fold & Form (F&F), Pipe Bursting, Pipe Ramming, Coating and Linings, etc.

15.  famous ancient city of the world  around 20 % of the population in Turkey (~13 million)  40 % of Turkish industrial activity  located along the shores of the Marmara Sea and the Bosporus Strait

16. TT methods (Rehabilitations+Renewals+New Installations) widely used in Istanbul:  Cured-in-place Pipe (CIPP)  Fold & Form (F&F)  Pipe Bursting  Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD)  Micro Tunneling

17. CURED-IN-PLACE PIPE (CIPP) The rehabilitated sewer in front of Hagia Sophia by CIPP methods

18. FOLD & FORM (F&F) The rehabilitated sewer example between Sultanahmet Mosque and Hagia Sophia by F&F methods Stages:1.folded (u-shaped) PVC and HDPE pipe 2.insertion it in the existing sewer 3.rounded by heat (steam) and pressure in existing sewer (tight fit)

19. HORIZONTAL DIRECTIONAL DRILLING (HDD) HDD application on Barbaros Street – Beşiktaş HDD application on Seyrantepe near the TEM

20. PIPE BURSTING Pipe bursting application site in Beşiktaş Stages: 1.old host pipe fragmenting 2.new pipe pulling

21.  TT is a crucial alternative for the construction, renewal and rehabilitation of pipelines  TT is open to nowel approaches  Trenchless Technologies are major alternative and offer many benefits for protecting historical infrastructures either  The biggest advantage of trenchless technology is prevention of negative impacts of open cut system  Since 2003, renewal and rehabilitation of pipes especially wastewater pipes in Istanbul has been realized with trenchless technology.  In the current situation, the rate of trenchless technology application does not exceed 20 % in Istanbul !!!! It is necessary to increase the application rate of TT in İstanbul to the levels in developed capital cities of the world

22. PROF. DR. FEVZİ YILMAZ Fatih Sultan Mehmet Vakıf University, Faculty of Engineering f.yilmaz@fsm.edu.tr