2013 Water System Plan, Volume II - Seattle City Clerk's Office - City ...
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1. Corrosion of exposed reinforcing steel and corrosion caused by use of dissimilar<br />
metals, such as stainless steel ladders adjacent to mild steel, either coated or<br />
embedded.<br />
2. Foundation failure due to settlement or leaks causing undermining of the<br />
foundation.<br />
The low alkalinity and pH of cement materials can cause deep cracking on the interior of<br />
the facility and may expose the reinforcing steel to air and moisture, resulting in<br />
corrosion. As reinforcing steel corrodes, the integrity of the structure will weaken and<br />
eventually fail if not repaired.<br />
Cracking in walls roofs and floors, failed expansion joints, failed water stops, are also<br />
common concerns with concrete reservoirs that should be addressed in design.<br />
For concrete reservoirs, the following AWWA standards must be applied:<br />
B. Steel Tanks<br />
D110 – Wire- and Strand-Wound, Circular, Pre-stressed Concrete <strong>Water</strong> Tanks<br />
D115 – Circular Pre-stressed Concrete <strong>Water</strong> Tanks With Circumferential<br />
Tendons.<br />
The structural integrity of steel storage tanks is primarily affected by corrosion.<br />
Corrosion can attack specific portions of the tank and cause significant structural<br />
problems.<br />
For steel tanks, the following AWWA standards must be applied:<br />
5.9.2.3 Coatings<br />
D100 – Welded Steel Tanks for <strong>Water</strong> Storage<br />
D103 – Factory-Coated Bolted Steel Tanks for <strong>Water</strong> Storage.<br />
For steel tanks, the following AWWA standards must be applied:<br />
5.9.2.4 Liners<br />
D102– Coating Steel <strong>Water</strong> Storage Tanks<br />
For liners and floating covers in contact with potable water, the following AWWA standards<br />
must be applied:<br />
D130 – Flexible-Membrane Materials for Potable <strong>Water</strong> Applications.<br />
5.9.2.5 Corrosion Control <strong>System</strong>s<br />
If used for steel tanks, the following AWWA standards must be applied:<br />
D104– Automatically Controlled, Impressed-Current Cathodic Protection for the<br />
Interior of Steel <strong>Water</strong> Tanks.<br />
The design engineer should consult with a corrosion control specialist and evaluate the<br />
following:<br />
Conditions above and below the water level<br />
5-52 SPU Design Standards and Guidelines