Horizontal drilling technology

Horizontal
drilling technology

Steerable horizontal drilling technology is used where structures, buildings, bodies of water or special terrain surfaces (e.g. nature conservation areas, airport runways, railway tracks, etc.) are to be undercut and earthworks must therefore be kept to an absolute minimum.

As this drilling technology causes very little damage to the terrain, the respective objects or roads, there is almost no need for restoration work, resurfacing or repairs to green spaces and buildings. The controllable horizontal directional drilling technology enables cost and environmentally friendly pipe laying.

The principle of controllable horizontal drilling

1st pilot hole with the drill pipe to the opposite side.

2 The pilot drill pipe is pulled out to achieve an expansion of the drill cross-section.

3 After the final expansion process, the pipe is secured and guided into the drill channel by pulling back the rods.

4. creation of site and profile plans using measured height logs.

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Clemens Osterhus GmbH & Co. Leitungsbau KG

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