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Inc., and Tokyo Gas Company, Ltd. for their generous support of the work presented
in this paper. The large-scale experiments on HDPE pipelines were performed with the
facilities of the George E. Brown, Jr., Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation.
Recognition is also extended to previous students and current members of the Cornell
researchteam,fortheircontributionstoportionsoftheworkreportedinthepaper,includ-
ingHEStewart,MCPalmer,TKBond,JETurner,YWang,PShi,NAOlsen,JMJezerski,
and JF Chipalowsky. Recognition is also extended to Cornell's research partners at PPI,
including MJ O'Rourke, TAbdoun, and MDSymans.
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