Pulling in a main sewer pipe ~ rioolbuis trekken

[@knotbumper]

Probably the best directional boring video I have seen, and it is big pipe to boot!

[@PittieTictures]

Cool, didn’t know they bored and pulled back on pipe this big. Only ever seen this done for a couple of 4” comm ducts or gas pipes. Great vid.

[@thomasblue6064]

The info. On this video states this is a 722 ft long 43.3 diameter high density polyethylene fused pipe. And pulling of the pipe back through the trench took only 2hrs. The drilling , I would think took half a day maybe longer. Impressive, would love to own this equipment. Thanks

[@apatriot1762]

Drilling takes a bit longer, a series of smaller rheemers were pulled first , scaling up to meet the 44” pipe size

[@mfasiu]

We have a requirement for this, to pull 800mm sdr21 pe100 gas main. Any suggestions about who could carryout this work for us Many Thanks

[@afterthetone]

I didn’t even know that sort of thing was possible, mind blown!

[@Freedom2501]

Вот сразу видно все как у людей , есть чем помыть , кран стоит и штанги руками снимать не надо , ПРОСТО БРАВО !!!!!

[@nyxoBblu]

А где-то иначе? Я вот не видел ни разу, чтоб штанги руками пердолили, обычно штабель тут же рядом с машиной укладывается автоматом. Единственное что меня улыбнуло, так рабочий с чинариком в зубах моет из шланга штанги. Все как у нас, и бурильщик поди в шлепанцах.))) Да, и колеса авто при выезде на дороги со стрйплощадки, у нас уже давно и почти везде моют. Ибо пи..дюков можно выхватить на раз два.

[@terrystephens1102]

Brilliant engineering - preserving the streetscape and reducing traffic disruption. 😃👌👌👏👏👏

[@rossskeller1701]

You're right about that but you're never going to win people get upset with 10 seconds hold up may as well dig a dam and fill it back in with the pipe

[@kimintri3357]

😎

[@PacoOtis]

Bravo! There were some smart folks involved in this project! Whew!! We owe you a beer just for getting to watch!! LOL

[@irvanms904]

I am very happy with this job.. I have worked for 10 years in this horizontal directional drilling hdd drilling company.. I am a general worker.. I really understand what I have to do when I work... from starting to prepare things, to complete equipment work work, and so on.. i really hope you put me in your company for work sir i used to work in malaysia 10 years in this machine work my name is irvan from indonesia i migrated to malaysia this project work 11 years and 10 years working in the field this pipe machine,,, sir, I work in your company, thank you very much

[@egreenie3819]

@ 3:48, I'm glad to see they protect their tree's. Here in the states they would have cleared a 300' wide swath on either side to pull that pipe in.

[@jamesf3148]

No we wouldn't have. Just factually we wouldn't destroy that much tree for temporary work space cause we'd be required to fix it.

[@jamesf3148]

And also I was litterally just on a job were we pulled a pipe and had to set up plywood to protect the trees.

[@johnnydoe7846]

Truth be told... it totally depends on the location.

[@simonignoblius8091]

Does lateral compression of the soil ever jeopardize road surfaces or adjacent underground utilities?

[@imranirshad6233]

I'm a HDPE pipe welder. I have 3 certificate now I'm work in UAE I proud of my work🥰

[@sachinkamble2619]

Hi imran, that's good to know. I work as project engineer in HDPE piping projects in mumbai

[@jonathanlanglois2742]

In my city, they usually just open up the road. There's rock outcropping all over the place, it's typical to have a rock hammer laying around on construction sites. Recently, they needed to have a pair of pipes go under an active railway. Bedrock at that location is quite literally right under the asphalt. They dug a pit, set a horizontal drilling rig and pushed a steel pipe with tooth straight through the rock.

[@sdaughtry699]

Was there a bouncy pipe? We are dragging a 36” through 3500’ of HDD for over a year now

[@leshulsey9060]

Thanks for taking the time to convert. I honestly had no idea it was that big of a gap.

[@paulmartin4722]

Pipe is butt fused and done with directinal drilling. Done it many times in the uk.

[@thinfourth]

In the UK we could of done this in twice the time, 3 times the cost and with a complete shutdown of all local roads and massive inconvenience to anyone who lives and works there THEN Just for a laugh we would do it again as someone didn't have the correct form filled in

[@CyberMacGyver]

thinfourth still quicker than Australia... 😉

[@SupaNami]

Right, and you guys still can't seem to learn how to drive on the *RIGHT* side of the road!!

[@operator8014]

Proud to be an American where we would fuck it up the same way. :D

[@milldabeast519]

canadian cities are under road construction all summer every summer. something we get used to

[@John-jc3ty]

pfft... in spain we would do it for 10 times the time and 50 times the cost.

[@qvaqsha]

а у нас бы перекопали просто пол города и всё :)

[@АлексШустрый-р9ф]

У нас именно так и сделали

[@Slavaros1]

У нас так все лето делают, могут и свежий асфальт перерыть

[@DenuCify]

@@Slavaros1 зато все работают =)

[@ФугасийНеимба]

они просто не шарят что на этом можно зарабатывать))

[@ЕвгенийЕрмаков-ь8у]

Установка Горизонтального Направленного Бурения стоит денег причём не маленьких(её купить нужно прежде чем ты начнёшь зарабатывать)

[@marcatteberry1361]

Why just today.. I was chatting with the landscaper, and he said the lawn irrigation line went under the driveway, and would be impossible to replace without digging it up... I said, no, I have seen gas lines pushed thru places... He said bad words.

[@johnnydoe7846]

Either your landscaper don’t know $h!t about pipelines or he’s totally dishonest and you should get yourself a new landscaper... honestly either way you should probably get yourself a new landscaper.... seriously.

[@boroda5573]

Вот как надо работать, даже деревья огородили чтоб не повредить, а у нас бы выпилели (мешают).

[@RichardNess]

4:59 how do I get that job?

[@spidermight8054]

I love it! My crew is doing this tonight, only with 300’ of 8” HDPE. We subcontract the boring/pipe pulling. I’ve never seen it done. And our start/finish “trenches are 15’ deep (at least) and 20’ long, with shoring boxes in them. I’m curious how they can bore so accurately (gravity fed sewer line) and how they’ll pull the pipe through given the depth and shortness of the trenches. Company working from 9pm to 5 am since this job is on a busy highway and a lane must be closed. I have to cover the other work we do during the day, which is why I’m not there. Dammit I’m curious.

[@BBQHoorn]

This became a pretty common thing here, there's no bedrock in my country so that makes it easier. Where are you at?

[@spidermight8054]

@@BBQHoorn Southern California.

[@Thisisjs96]

@@spidermight8054 I do horizontal drilling what company are you because I drill in all of Southern California also you have a very big pit honestly and the ground is good in some parts to be very precise with depths

[@randallfriky8791]

Que bonito país si cuenta con infraestructura y hermoso clima de 🍂🍂🌴🌳🌴🌳🌴🌴🌲🌴💢🍂💢💖💘💖💣💜💚💜💗💙👋💙👋💙☔☔☔☔💧🌊☔☔🌂☔☔☔

[@chpatriot9878]

sehr beeindruckend ,diese Technik ! Das sind eben Holländer....die haben das im Blut...!! Weiter so mit solchen Videos ! Danke !

[@BBQHoorn]

Deutsche Technik ist doch auch sehr gut

[@wilsonjr5713]

As a utility locator my only question is how the hell would I locate this pipe? I didn’t see and tracer wire on the pull back. Great Video super impressive.

[@kylemodesitt2557]

Put some green along the road and clear the ticket lol

[@flipdaddy7778]

Sewers usually aren't located

[@romanbellon4099]

Utility locators don't locate sewers you usually get with the city and they could've drilled it with mapping/ an azbuilt and turned the profile into the city after surveying the numbers in

[@nickh3720]

It will get located by a digger one day! And ther will be human waste pumped high into the air!

[@davidlamont5793]

It should be logged in the council plans giving the exact depths and locations using the modern tech of gps ( an engineer with a trimble )

[@jimm4268]

A little explanation would have been nice. I assume they borrowed some tech. from the Oil Industry - as in a horizontal drilling rig.

[@iowa3d353]

I would be interested to know how they check the grade before they pull the pipe though.

[@BBQHoorn]

vanvulpen.eu/

[@oBseSsIoNPC]

so apparently the fusion joints are stronger than the rest of the pipe.

[@littlebuddy761]

ObsessionPC yes they are you will pull the pipe apart before you break a weld

[@joelamb6598]

ObsessionPC this is true I use to fuse pipe

[@bornonfire452]

Hydraulic Fusion for that pipe 👍

[@tbonemc2118]

Not really. Thicker wall thickness because of the bead but that also creates the weak point. The pipe will break right next to the weld. Any miss alignment in the weld and varying wall thicknesses between pipes also de rates the weld slightly.

[@ARENDADROM]

Awesome work guys!

[@brussell639]

I've seen this done on a much smaller scale (smaller pipe) running a new sewer pipe into someone's house. Kinda interesting.

[@davesstuff1599]

Now that is some massive power.

[@EkoSungkowoGetRich]

How much day for install that pipes? Compares to traditional method.

[@Oxizee]

within 1 day

[@danielbenedict8818]

curious how they had a tunnel hole going thru there beforehand; I suppose they bored the hole thru with a small rod and increased the diameter with larger bits.

[@acidise1]

Directional drilling to make the hole, then remove the drill, attach the puller head, Hook up the pipe, video shows the rest

[@kenharty6016]

Sideloading the excavotor like that to try to help move the pipe is hack work not to mention tears up the machine. Get sideboom cats for that job.

[@joaoalves997]

Sou Brasileiro e sou operador de navigator, tenho 8 anos de experiência. Tem uma vaga na empresa de operador de máquinas?

[@kjosef3]

How do you go through an alluvial material with rock bolts? Is it possible? What parameters do you need from the soil study? ¿Cómo se atraviesan un material aluvial con bolos de roca ?, ¿es posible? ¿Qué parámetros necesitan del estudio de suelos?

[@billb1411]

How big was the pilot hole for the 36 in pipe? 6 inch?

[@clipoftheday8393]

Who is else watching this in 2020 😅😅

[@RichardNess]

I'm watching it in 2010. want tomorrow's lottery numbers?

[@pancernamarchewka5031]

not me

[@d5_87]

Fun Is Here me

[@kebo57]

Watching it in 2021.

[@nnikolov52]

@@kebo57 Me too :) - 2021

[@THEmickTHEgun]

What if the connection breaks when it’s underground?

[@BBQHoorn]

That ain't gonna happen.

[@IsaacGarcia-wj7pb]

So what happens after?

[@neil12011]

Do you not have to de-water before insertion?

[@station08]

Is that pipe or tube ?

[@websterkapakzdionito783]

I want join this job

[@vanceshaw3814]

These are the people who make your life better, not the goverment

[@jaydeeverhoeven2729]

These Infrastructural techniques are funded by the Dutch Goverment.

[@ZamanHASANOV]

Hi, Thanks for sharing video. I want to know how sewer will flow through the HDPE pipe? 1. Gravitational flow (sewer flow as a result of difference between height) 2. Pressurized flow (by pumps as a result of pressure differece) Regards

[@BBQHoorn]

+Zaman HASANOV #2, pumps.

[@teyton90]

How many pumps are there actually? How many are necessary for let's say 1 kilometer?

[@BBQHoorn]

Hi, thanks for watching. To answer your question ... I believe there's just one. I was just an observer with a camera :) The best way I can serve you right now is to refer to the contractor if you want to know further details: www.vanvulpen.eu/nl/nl/1/home.aspx

[@teyton90]

BbqHoorn thank you! take care

[@mannynunez9361]

Szr7zMix5kcV6F3 if it's taco Tuesday its all of them including backup mobile pumps!

[@majmun220]

Good job guys.

[@robfinch3277]

Couldn`t they have done that on the Channel Tunnel? With a wider pipe of course, :-)

[@robertcaves3797]

like it, just wondered if the pipe was tested before thay put it in.

[@BBQHoorn]

sure, otherwise it would be a waste of time and money.

[@jamesnelson7779]

HDPE had been used for decades in this application and best of all it's all fused into one pipe so no leaks.

[@uraninite8151]

In South Africa this would have taken 10years ,1000 construction workers and then 20 government officials would have earned BMWs from it. And it would leak probably.

[@eng.mohammadolaimat1133]

Are pipe levels controlled؟

[@joshuafachtmann8143]

wow amazing. Pipe bursting in action! 700+ pipe , wow. I'd assume these come in sections and you fuse them on site?

[@ImranAhmed-gy9jf]

Back in the 70’s when i was doing this, we would hand pull that in.

[@econchino]

Back in the 60's when i was doing this we would use our beards to pull it, uphill, in the snow.

[@JaayWizz1]

Back in the 40’s we had slaves pull it for us

[@station08]

Wait ! Super stunt weeend ????? Whats that ?

[@abdullasadullaev5122]

Who knows how much does this machine cost?

[@andiman45]

where I live on vancouver island our excavators dont leave home without toothbucket. Netherlands have sandy silty soil that is easy to manipulate..

[@danielroe845]

I can't speak for Holland but certainly a lot of places we dig in the UK having no teeth is less to do with ground conditions and more to do with what might be buried in the ground. Old cities, old towns, all without any real services drawings make for unpleasant digging.

[@aymenbtboutoughmas3960]

Waww se jeant thank you very macht 👍👍👍👍👍

[@ccaaproduction105]

Good job, Thank you for your information.

[@kills456]

My only question is I’d like to see how they planned it to keep grade on the gravity sewer this is amazing to watch

[@BBQHoorn]

It aint gravity. The contents are moved using high pressure pumphouses. Thanks for watching and asking.

[@Thisisjs96]

It’s easy your bore shot starts at the deepest level and then gradually goes up like 2% maybe even 4% the whole way until you meet up at the exit pit beat way to do it is make your entry pit 2 feet deeper than your exit pit

[@wanfirawan1114]

Nice work👍👍👍

[@stevencheatwood1705]

Do you ha e a video of the fusion machine used for this size pipe?

[@johnnydoe7846]

This may not be the exact machine they used on this project... but this one would do it... kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnrLgIWXlpypbtU

[@Pow3llMorgan]

I love Dutch marine- and civil engineering!

[@scottconcertman3423]

Directional Boring is the future! It even has its own holiday. Digs not having to dig 750 foot trench, not cutting down shitload of trees and otherwise permanently ruining surrounding soil structure along both sides of massive Trench site that no doubt would have been refilled in with worthless clay and construction debris.

[@irvanms904]

Wow amazing... I like this

[@marksommers6764]

Very good ! How do you de-water or keep the pipe from floating ?

[@dannix136]

And bentoniet

[@batmann2370]

this is clearly a pump fed line, any directional bore is either forced or water main due to the drills dependency on riding the rock or bouncing off large infractions

[@float_sam]

that's about the setup i had to get my 3 phase to my spa thru all those 90s

[@zevinfadila]

I have never seen before because in my country the way is different. This is a good way.

[@reddirtfarm7704]

I always laughed about the ground rollers when ur pulling the pipe thru the ground!!

[@mjdegn]

Courtney Shoemaker keeps from tearing up the grass/sidewalk/anything on the surface

[@raynic1173]

@@mjdegn and damaging the pipe! the pipe in the hole is being lubricated by the slurry mix!

[@johnnydoe7846]

Any reduction in drag you can get is good.... especially when pulling miles of pipe.

[@Nomamegoogle]

Is also necessary to not bend the pipe permanently.

[@zergidrom4572]

ох уж этот загнивающий запад, не то что у нас пол улицы расхуярят на год

[@КотЭ-ч1ш]

Да в чем вопрос,гони бабло и тебе так же под огородом заделают🤣

[@ladedk]

That's pretty awesome!

[@q9260]

Ich habe von dieser Technik gehört , habe es aber noch nie gesehen , die eigentlich frage ist aber wie die dass Zugseil da durch bekommen.

[@BBQHoorn]

vanvulpen.eu/

[@robbie453]

I see they waited for it to get wet before they started... what gentlemen!

[@andrewblantz6117]

Did not see any wire for locating

[@BBQHoorn]

vanvulpen.eu/

[@GULF-BANK]

How much does the guy smoking cigs and spraying water on drill pipe make?

[@mattywho8485]

He looked thrilled to be there!

[@martijnvv8031]

I guess about 2500...3000 Euro a month. Average Dutch salary in construction when working for a boss.

[@curtiswarner5880]

Could have made it twenty feet longer so the welds on each end don't have to be done in the mud

[@johnkrim8377]

Curtis Warner , What welds ? It's plastic pipe HDPE.

[@DamienNestor]

Time and money

[@ra8620]

TO Build the modern civilisation IN 21ST CENTURY love it.

[@CyberMacGyver]

that looks harder than drilling a vertical well. 👌good vid

[@jamesf3148]

Civil engineer here in the pipeline industry. It can be harder in some instances due to the lack of solid Rock, loss of pressure (frak out) is pretty common and losing the hold behind the cutting head is a pretty real problem in clay heavy soils but generally it's pretty easy. Drilling.this is the pull back ohase which can't have complications but is for the most part easy.

[@freebird7284]

should hae at least shown the drill end coming out of the ground instead of hole just appearing

[@NotoriousPred]

What are those buoy looking things attached to the pipe?

[@davidchevallier3202]

The Notorious GHOST BL/_\DE pull heads

[@brianhumphries5757]

What was the price tag on this massive job?

[@BBQHoorn]

No idea

[@johnnydoe7846]

Big bucks my guess is at least a few mill (in USD).... I mean it’s 722 ft of 3.6ft diameter pipeline installed with trenchless technology. (Looks like pressure rated pipe to me too)

[@johnnydoe7846]

Honestly you’d want to hire a good Consulting Firm to estimate/calculate job pricing for you on a project this size in advance... Somebody like Bryan Hauger Consulting in the USA can provide those kinds of answers and set up these kinds of jobs.

[@chienpham9778]

The average dog is a nicer person than the average person

[@asbash8093]

В России в 2000 году, в Астраханской области был построен переход под р. Волга, длиной L=1450 метров! Диаметром трубопровода 1100 мм. Выполнила эту работу фирма Fernleitungs und Anlagenbau из Германии. .

[@johnc3601]

EXCELLENT vid ✔️

[@BBQHoorn]

Thanks, John :)

[@ericagazzola9878]

Fent

[@JunaidRahman2001]

What's that sorcery!!!

[@jntx937]

Thanks for the clip good brief of horizontal

[@xrunmorjov1438]

Недавно тащили 1000метров трубы в 900мм.Прорывы бентонита были прям на дорогу,но справились.6 илососов одновременно работало по 10 м3.

[@КАлексеев]

xrun Morjov вопрос, что если где нибудь в середине соединение бура с трубой оборвется? тогда приходится копать на месте обрыва?

[@xrunmorjov1438]

Вчера оборвались цепи сразу после расширителя.,тянули две трубы на 250 и оставалась всего одна штанга до финишного приямка.10 мая экскаватором выкопаем и достанем.Ничего страшного нет.Не дотянули 4 метра.Бывает и похуже.

[@ДенисПрокопюк-т7м]

Километр 900 ки? Какая установка? Бурил и 1500 но куда меньшей длины.

[@ЛешаНенарочнов-ч5ы]

Я и 2 км с лишним делал на херике250

[@АлексДовгинский]

Ну вы даете...

[@josesandoval7800]

I used to work in a drilling company Hard rock directional drilling worked with the Vermeer 1,000,000

[@cripticgatekeep]

I have done a 4" bore job with hdpe. But I have fused up 24" dia. pipe for a casing pipe bore job and have done 8" and 10" break in place.

[@mcqcjc8409]

LET ME GUESS - HDPE - HIGH DENSITY POLYETHYLENE?

[@zuestoots5176]

yep

[@johnnydoe7846]

Correct

[@fernandomarrinez1270]

Cartels of el chapo need This tool

[@johnnydoe7846]

🤫🤦‍♂️

[@patricionunez6700]

Favor enviar informacion tecnica , certificacion , personal de contacto

[@Tmask32]

Jesus Christ that pipe is big. Wait for it...

[@chrisdelair3355]

Stupid question but how is that drullbit oscillating? Where and how is it being powered?

[@N000-reply]

Interesting work nice set up

[@nanangirana3805]

Horizontal Directional Driling machines (HDD)

[@ericschiffer4849]

I deal with those kind pipe hea on Kauai Hi we fuse 1” -36” inch pipe

[@jonhare392]

Eric Schiffer there's a big stack by the mill in Kekaha. I'm from Eleele

[@АнтонКирпиков-ш4т]

Очень классно. А у нас б** годами байпасы стоят и никто даже с места не сдвинется. Нагородят заборов из труб а потом отписываются: "Восстановление не заложено в бюджет", хотя это по факту нельзя не закладывать в бюджет при строительстве и проектировании.

[@cliffordhastings1504]

great video, nicely done.

[@matthewfox3760]

The clevis bolts don’t look so good @ 1:45 The

[@DY-Reparos]

Meu Satanás, o que é isso??? Vocês são demais, queria ver isso aqui no Brasil.

[@JohnnyMotel99]

Probably not possible in all terrains.

[@johnnydoe7846]

Anything is possible if your budget is big enough. Tunnel Boring machines can cut through granite mountains and pipelines made with this technology can be many miles (kilometers) long.

[@elekid330]

Omg the drone ad that played during your video was so full of it 99$ drone retail $5,000 lmao

[@сашафилин-т5е]

такая технология не везде оправдана,ею злоупотребляют муниципалитет,для списание денег... Сам наблюдал как этой технологией на Украине 2-е недели укладывали 200 м трубы,под предлогом не разрушать дорогу. Результате дорога просела,стала непригодной. Не говоря уже о количестве техники и людей.....