NASTT Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) and Pipe Bursting Good Practices Guidelines
Sponsored by the North American Society for Trenchless Technology and held in conjunction with MASCON Underground
Feb 28, 2007
- Mar 01, 2007
Target groups:
technicians,
engineers,
skilled tradesmen
Category:
Seminar
The objective of the HDD course is to provide contractors, engineers and owners with a set of guidelines to assist them in utility installations using horizontal directional drilling. The course provides an in-depth overview of HDD and covers these five topics:
Second day: Pipe Bursting Good Practices
The objective of the Pipe Bursting course is to provide an in-depth overview of pipe bursting. The in-depth session covers four topic areas:
Course instructors are Dr. Samuel T. Ariaratnam and Dr. David Bennett.
For further information and registration please go to http://www.conexshows.com/conex/mascon/thursday_clinics.po.
- HDD operation and application;
- HDD equipment and materials including rigs, drill pipe, bits, reamers, and down hole tools; drilling fluid recycling and recovery systems, drilling fluids and additives, and tracking equipment
- Planning including surface and geological investigations, utility surveys, bore planning, and regulations and permitting
- Jobsite safety including planning and preparation, traffic control, and safety equipment, practices, and response
- Risk reduction, trouble shooting and mitigation.
Second day: Pipe Bursting Good Practices
The objective of the Pipe Bursting course is to provide an in-depth overview of pipe bursting. The in-depth session covers four topic areas:
- Types, methods, and application of pipe bursting
- Planning and preliminary design of a pipe bursting job
- Design and construction considerations
- Trouble shooting and problem solving.
Course instructors are Dr. Samuel T. Ariaratnam and Dr. David Bennett.
For further information and registration please go to http://www.conexshows.com/conex/mascon/thursday_clinics.po.
Contact
Scott Odin
Phone:
+1 800.827.8009, ext. 3337