How you use your horizontal directional drill (HDD) in pipeline projects can impact your overall project time and productivity. Compared to utility projects, drilling practices from the operators’ perspective need to change or will be different. Learn how.
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We’re going to talk about three additional drilling processes you should know before launching into the pipeline industry: creating the borehole, handling the drill pipe and locating methods.
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There are many configuration options you should be considering when it’s time to add your next HDD. Here are a few to get you started on the right track.
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Choosing the right horizontal directional drill (HDD) is critical to help maximize your team’s performance on large-diameter bores over long distances. You need to make sure you’re choosing a drill rig that has the proper specs and features for your operation. Here’s what you should consider.
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Get the top tips for determining which trenchless method you should use for large-diameter bores: horizontal directional drilling vs. auger boring.
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As organizations work on connecting homes and cities with fiber, there are a variety of ways they can accomplish it. For each method, Vermeer has equipment that can get the job done.
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Rays Electrical reaps the benefits of investing in skilled labor training through the Vermeer HDD Circuit® training program.
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When it comes to vac systems and cutter wheels, there are a lot of options and sizes to choose from. Which one is right for your operation? A breakdown of the different wheels and the considerations for vac systems is needed to help you make an informed decision.
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The construction of new solar energy facilities, better known as solar farms, has really taken off coast to coast. To gain a better understanding about the different types of work that are needed in this market, the best place to start is by breaking down what goes into constructing a solar farm.
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Picture this: You’ve dug a trench and installed the utility line or conduit. Now the only thing left to do is backfill the trench and clean up. What’s the best way to backfill it? The answer depends on a couple of factors.
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