Feb 2016 Meeting-Combined Sewer Outfall Programs Across the Midwest Region 

 

Speaker: Travis Burr, 7NT

Mr. Burr will discuss details of project management, geotechnical drilling, laboratory testing, and construction inspection services performed for several Combined Sewer Outfall (CSO) programs across the Midwest region.

Mr. Burr manages the geotechnical work that 7NT performs on Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) projects throughout the Midwest.  Often times, these projects include large underground tunnels (200 to 400 feet below ground) to store and convey CSO for treatment.  The geotechnical data of these projects is a vital component as to the project’s success as it dictates the vertical and horizontal alignment of the tunnel, the selection of a tunnel boring machine (TBM), and outlines the conditions expected during construction, such as groundwater inflows.  Mr. Burr and 7NT successfully completed the geotechnical work on the Deep Rock Tunnel Connector project in Indianapolis, which set world records for mining.  Additional projects are being performed in Columbus, Cleveland, Fort Wayne, Louisville, St. Louis, and Hartford.

Speaker Bio:

Mr. Travis Burr, PE has been a member of the Dayton Chapter of ASCE since 2004.  He possesses over 12 years of experience in civil/geotechnical engineering, construction management/inspection, and project management.  He is the Chief Operating Officer of 7NT Enterprises, a Dayton based engineering firm that specializes in construction management, geotechnical engineering, construction materials testing and inspection, independent laboratory testing, independent drilling, environmental, and surveying services.

Lunch: TBD.

Cost: $20/person (non-members), $15/person (members) or $10/students with RSVP

RSVP by 5:00pm on Friday, February 12, 2016 

A PDH certificate will be provided to attendees.

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