Client Case Study
Brennan Building and Civil Engineering
Installation of 145 linear metres of 125mm SDR11 HDPE rising mains pipe using Horizontal Directional Drilling to connect a construction site to the main sewer line via a break chamber. Installation was carried out through a busy urban area and across a main road and therefore presented significant challenges to minimise disruption and ensure safety. The project took place over the course of 3 days in the village of Quorn in Leicestershire.
Project Type
Pipe for Sewer Pumping Mains
Trenchless Installation Method
Horizontal Directional Drilling
Requirements
Install145 Metre Pumping Mains Pipe
Location
Quorn, Leicestershire
Distance
145 Meters
Crossing
Busy main road and road junction
Drilling Suggestion
1 X 125MM OD SDR11 HDPE Black
Constraints
Congested busy road
Existing utilities
Small site
Rig used
Ditch Witch JT3020 Directional Drill
Ground Conditions
Gravel and sand
Installation time
3 days (with out of hours drilling)
Brennan Building & Civil Engineering are based in Northampton and specialise in civil engineering and groundwork services including excavation and foundation work. Known for their quality and qualified teams, they partner with EPS Trenchless Installations on several successful directional drilling projects.
Selecting 125mm OD SDR11 HDPE black pipe was crucial for ensuring the mains' durability under the project's specific ground conditions.
The project presented unique challenges, including congested urban spaces and dense underground utilities. To address these, EPS Trenchless Installations conducted some of the drilling operations out of hours during the night. This approach significantly reduced the impact on the public and ensured the safety and efficiency of the operation, especially when navigating through busy junctions and roads..
Integrating HDD skills with GPRS for precise utility mapping exemplifies our innovative approach to infrastructure projects. Our capacity to execute complex drilling routes efficiently demonstrates our leadership in the industry.
The project involved the installation of 145 linear meters of 125mm SDR11 HDPE rising mains using state-of-the-art HDD techniques. This effort connected the construction site to the main sewer line via a break chamber, overcoming urban drilling challenges.
The deployment of Ground Penetrating Radar Systems (GPRS) was critical for accurately mapping underground utilities. This technology underpinned our bore path planning, ensuring avoidance of existing utilities and minimizing disruption.
Detailed planning, informed by GPRS data, was instrumental in designing an optimal drilling route. This approach mitigated obstacles and reduced environmental impact, showcasing our thorough preparation and execution strategy.
The Quorn Pumping Mains project by EPS Trenchless Installations is a testament to our dedication to using advanced technology and strategic planning in HDD projects. Our decision to perform critical drilling operations out of hours during the night reflects our commitment to minimizing disruption and prioritizing community and client needs. This project underscores our excellence and innovation in meeting the infrastructure development needs of growing communities.
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