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7 Jan 2019
Drilling Waste Management
Drilling waste management focuses on how easily and accord with the governmental environment standards to remove oily sludge waste, drilling waste in feilds, and mud waste at drilling sites. Or centralized station processing to make a mud plant.
We usually use environmentally friendly centrifuges and drilling dryers as well as screw convey or uger to make it dry and transferred by the truck our of the feilds.

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7 Jan 2019
Horizontal Directional Drilling Mud Recovery and Treatment
Horizontal Directional Drilling also called no dig technology or trenchless method This is especially important in today's highly urbanized world includes below are some type.
It is a modern construction method that does not need excavation and does not damage surface building facilities, and uses the way of underground drilling and dragging to route.
Subway Construction: Shield Tunneling Machine, Micro-Tunneling Machine ect.

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7 Jan 2019
Construction of underground pipe gallery
Underground Pipe Gallery Construction Recovery and Recycling of Drilling Mud: All kinds of pipe jacking, and pipe lining. Suitable for water environment water ecological protection, water conservancy project construction, water pipeline repair, municipal engineering water supply and drainage pipeline repair, Wire optical fiber, telephone line, network cable and other facilities lining, this is the mainly way to pipeline in nowadays.

01
7 Jan 2019
Dry and Reasonable Discharge In Underground Continuous Wall Construction
The underground continuous wall are widly applied in water resources and hydropower engineering around the world, then extended to the construction, municipal, transportation, mines, railways and environmental protection departments. The initial thickness of the underground continuous wall is generally not more than 0.6 m and the depth is not more than 20 m. With the improvement of the technology developed rapidly the underground continuous wall with a thickness of over 1.2 m and a depth beyond 100 m was constantly emerging.

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7 Jan 2019