Client
Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle
Location
Puget Sound, WA, U.S.
Renton Effluent Transfer System
At the time, the effluent outfall lines Fluor designed for the Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle were the deepest large-diameter lines in the world. The twin 64-inch diameter steel lines with their diffusers extended 10,000 feet from shore to a 630-foot water depth in Puget Sound. The average design discharge rate was 44 million gallons of treated effluent per day.
Fluor was responsible for the engineering, design, permit support, bid evaluations and construction support. To address the steep and irregular seabed and sensitive environmental conditions, Fluor developed a group of non-linear stress history curvature and ovalization programs specifically for these outfall lines.
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