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Economics of Trenchless Technology
1992Operators are faced with the difficult decision of determining when it is economical to use trenchless methods over conventional technology. Trenchless methods have been historically selected for the following reasons: 1. Restoration costs are high. 2. Municipal authorities prohibit the open-cut trenching of key streets or highways.
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Development of trenchless technology
1993Trenchless technology broadly brings under one banner a variety of non-disruptive techniques for installing, replacing or renovating underground pipes and cables without open-cut excavation. The term was introduced as recently as the early 1980s.
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Trenchless Technology in India — An Overview
2020Liberalization, globalization and privatization policy of the Government of India has generated positive response for the foreign participation in development of Indian economy and industry and has created unprecedented opportunities for industrial and economic growth.
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Selection Method for Trenchless Technologies
Journal of Infrastructure Systems, 1997Trenchless technologies offer contractors and end users (primarily municipalities) a broad spectrum of tools from which to select when installing or rehabilitating underground infrastructure. Due to the large and expanding number of trenchless methods available, the decision as to which tool to use for any given underground infrastructure problem is no
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Trenchless Construction Technologies for Oil and Gas Pipelines: State-of-the-Art Review
Journal of Construction Engineering and Management - ASCE, 2020John Matthews +2 more
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Development and applications of trenchless technology in China
Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology, 2008Baosong Ma, M Najafi
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