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Exhibitors gear up for Bauma

Carly Lovejoy looks at some of the products that will be showcased at Bauma 2010

Along the right lines

Rob Trefz, director of locating technology at US-based RIDGID, outlines some basic principles concerned with the location of underground circuits

Publish and be glad

Another year and another opportunity for the trenchless industry to lift itself above the gloom that has engulfed it these past 12 months.

Herrenknecht loses key board member

Werner Suhm, a member of Herrenknecht’s management team since 1986, has left the company. A company statement said he was largely responsible for Herrenknecht becoming a global force in utility tunnelling.

Cues

Cues flyeye pipeline inspection and evaluation system uses a combination of laser profiling, underwater sonar profiling and high-resolution HD TV imaging.

Godwin Pumps

Godwin Pumps, manufacturer and supplier of Dri-Prime automatic self-priming pumps, will be showcasing the latest addition to its Heidra range – the 100mm HS103 hydraulic-powered submersible pump.

Aries Industries

Aries Industries designs, builds and delivers custom pipeline inspection and rehabilitation systems.

Merry Christmas and no worries.

It’s the end of another year, but many in the trenchless sector will be pleased to see the back of this one, which is not surprising

Tunnelling complete on Prairie Waters

BTrenchless recently completed about 1,280m of tunnels and bores for the US$754 million Prairie Waters project in Aurora, Colorado

Akkerman

Akkerman has grown to be a major supplier of pipe jacking equipment in North America.

Thompson Pump

At UCT 2010, Thompson Pump will be promoting a new product - its 4JSVC-EBS-40 Enviroprime Pump

On an upward curve

Carly Lovejoy looks at a range of trenchless projects from the last 12 months
Getting to grips with the Tric-patented pipebursting system

Trenchless for sale or rent

John Rafferty, marketing and field services co-ordinator at California-based TRIC Tools, reports on the rental side of the trenchless sector

Suitable for trenchless?

How do you map for trenchless suitability in order to assess risk and remove geological uncertainty from bore planning and bidding? George H. Davis, a geologist with the Missouri Department of Transportation, explains

Stemming the flow

Utility company National Grid is leading the way in the UK by employing keyhole trenchless technology to minimise inconvenience

Presentation ideas invited for 2010 Pipeline Technology Conference

The 5th Pipeline Technology Conference (PTC - April 19-20 2010) is inviting presentation proposals on all aspects surrounding pipeline systems.

Tackling freeway woes

A tricky operation to install a surface-water outfall pipe beneath a motorway in Essex, England, was recently completed using the pilot bore technique

Are you ready for 2010?

Starting January 2010, Trenchless World will be giving its readers the chance to promote their projects in our ‘Project 2010’ feature. Projects can be recently completed or near completion.

Enter Project 2010

As part of TW’s plans to report such achievements in 2010, we are launching a new series that will feature the most interesting project submitted by readers each month

ICUEE gearing up for Louisville show

ICUEE – the International Construction and Utility Equipment Exposition – will be held in Louisville, Kentucky, US, on October 6-8, 2009

UCT 2010 preparing for Florida lift-off

Billed as the largest underground infrastructure event of 2010, the Underground Construction Technologuy Conference & Exhibition will be held in Tampa, Florida, US on January 19-21

What's New: SubSurface Instruments

SubSurface Instruments has launched the Innspector 07 – a lightweight, hand-held locator designed to detect buried pipes, cables and objects made of virtually anything, whether clay, metal, plastic or concrete

Turning on a new axis

Most readers of this magazine will be aware that trenchless techniques can offer considerable cost, time and environmental benefits when compared to open cut methods. But in some cases, combining pin-point accuracy with productivity has been difficult to achieve

What's New: American Augers boosts line of maxi rigs

US-based American Augers has hailed a new era in track-driven directional drilling with the recent addition of the DD-440T to its maxi-rig product line

Pilot bore premieres in Washington

One of the first pilot tube projects in Washington State, US, has been completed by Trenchless Construction Services of Arlington, WA, in the small logging town of Sedro-Wooley

What's new

Trenchless World reviews some of the new products and innovations in the mailbox

Robbins small borer breaks record in Kentucky

Hard-rock auger bore of 107m in 35 days smashes record by just 300mm for trenchless boring in the 1.4m-diameter class

Vermeer turns on a new axis

Laser-guided boring system aimed at trenchless installation of water and sewer lines unveiled via international webinar

ISO 9001 for American Augers

American Augers achieves ISO 9001 certification for numerous aspects of its design, production and distribution operations.

Maintaining 0.001% of line and grade

Rob Foster of American Augers reports on a difficult auger boring job where securing the pit and providing an adequate base slab was as crucial as maintaining strict line and grade accuracy

Gulf conference

Abu Dhabi will host the Second Annual Trenchless Technology Summit on June 7-10 at the Hilton Hotel. Robert Stein, chief executive of S&P Consult GmbH, will chair it.
The winners of the 2009 UKSTT Awards

Awards reveal UK no-dig sector is thriving

Anyone wanting an idea of the state of UK trenchless technology would have left the UK Society for Trenchless Technology (UKSTT) annual dinner and awards ceremony in Birmingham, England, last month on a pretty upbeat note.

Overcoming the challenge

Hard rock is a tough challenge for auger-boring contractors. Thankfully, their task has been made easier by the introduction of the disc cutterhead. This is a smaller version of the tool used on large-diameter tunnelling machines.

Making the grade

Quebec contractor Nella Drilling recently completed a rail crossing at a 16° or 28% grade, which is, by far, the steepest angle at which the machinery has been used. “There were many challenges; for example, we had to hold back the casing and augers so they wouldn’t slide down the hill, but we were successful and finished the project on time,” says Gill Tardif, general manager for Nella Drilling. Previous projects using SBU-As on steep inclines have not exceeded 20% grade.



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