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Pipeline Geo-Environmental Design and Geohazard ManagementAvailable to Purchase
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Moness Rizkalla
Moness Rizkalla
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ISBN-10:
0791802816
ISBN:
9780791802816
No. of Pages:
352
Publisher:
ASME Press
Publication date:
2008

The horizontal directional drilling (HDD) process represents a significant improvement over traditional cut and cover methods for installing pipelines beneath obstacles that warrant specialized construction attention. In order for these advantages to be realized, creative engineering must be applied in advance of construction. Design engineers should have a working knowledge of the process in order to produce designs that can be efficiently executed in the field. This chapter describes the fundamentals involved in designing a drilled installation as well as contractual and construction monitoring considerations. Topics covered include site investigation, drilled path design, temporary workspace requirements, drilling fluids, pipe specification, contractual considerations, and construction monitoring.

4.1 Introduction
4.2 The Horizontal Directional Drilling Process
4.3 Site Investigation
4.4 Drill Path Design
4.5 Temporary Workspace Requirements
4.6 Drilling Fluids
4.7 Pipe Specification
4.8 Contractual Considerations
4.9 Construction Monitoring
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