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Spotlight on our Services 💡 Stitch Drilling Stitch drilling overcomes the limitations caused by the maximum size of drill bits by overlapping (or ‘stitching’) core holes together to form a larger hole. This means we can create openings of unlimited size and shape, through any thickness of wall or floor. Because of the flexibility that stitch drilling offers, it is also an ideal option where you have smaller openings, confined spaces or restricted access KEY FEATURES: 🔸Can tackle jobs where more than 1500mm diameter is required 🔸Quick, efficient and non-vibratory 🔸Non-destructive: a reduced risk of causing structural damage 🔸Very little noise and no dust 🔸Less debris produced so saves time and disposal costs 🔸Lightweight, portable equipment 🔸Ideal for controlled or clean environments 🔸Can be remote controlled for extra safety Do you have a stitch drilling job in mind? Call us on 0800 33 74 55 to find out more 🌐 https://lnkd.in/e6GgyPJ5 #drilling #concrete #construction

Do you consider these parameters while selecting piling rigs in your job site. 1. Rotary Drive system A rotary drive system in piling rigs is a crucial component that provides the rotational force required for drilling or driving piles into the ground. It plays a central role in foundation construction by enabling the rig to handle various soil and rock conditions effectively.  2. Crowd system A crowd system in a piling rig is a mechanism designed to provide an additional pushing (crowding) or pulling (retracting) force to the drilling tool, enabling deeper and more effective penetration into the ground. It is especially important in geotechnical and foundation work, where challenging soil or rock conditions are encountered. 3. Main winch capacity The main winch and auxiliary winch capacities in a piling rig are critical specifications that determine the rig's ability to handle different types of loads during operations like lifting drilling tools, casings, reinforcement cages, or other heavy components. 4. Aux winch capacity 5. Engine capacity The engine capacity of a piling rig determines its power output and directly impacts its ability to operate the rotary drive, winches, hydraulic system, and other components effectively. Engine capacity is typically measured in terms of power output (kW or HP) and displacement (liters or cc). 6. Kelley Bar unit. A Kelly bar unit is a crucial component in a piling rig, used to transmit torque and force from the rotary drive system to the drilling tool (such as augers or casing). It is typically employed in rotary drilling operations, such as bored piling, where large diameter piles are drilled into the ground for deep foundations. The Kelly bar unit allows for the efficient transfer of rotational force to the ground, enabling penetration into various soil and rock layers. #piling_Rigs #Construction #Machines

In the fast-paced world of construction, unexpected delays due to inefficient drilling and blasting can throw your entire project off track, costing you valuable time and money. At Brauteseth Blasting, we understand the pressure to stay on schedule. That's why we offer a comprehensive suite of services designed to ensure your project stays on time and within budget: 🔹 Expert planning: Our experienced team meticulously plans every blast, taking into account site conditions and project requirements. This minimises wasted time and ensures efficient execution. 🔹 Precise execution: We use state-of-the-art surface drill rigs and blasting techniques to achieve accurate drilling and controlled blasts. This reduces the need for rework and keeps your project moving forward. 🔹 Seamless integration: We work closely with your team to understand your project timeline and integrate seamlessly into your workflow. This avoids scheduling conflicts and keeps everyone on the same page. Don't let drilling and blasting slow you down. Partner with Brauteseth Blasting for efficiency today. https://lnkd.in/dBBRCa8C #BrautesethBlasting #ConstructionEfficiency #DrillingAndBlasting #OnTimeDelivery #OurServices

Spotlight on our Services 💡 Stitch Drilling Stitch drilling overcomes the limitations caused by the maximum size of drill bits by overlapping (or ‘stitching’) core holes together to form a larger hole. This means we can create openings of unlimited size and shape, through any thickness of wall or floor. Because of the flexibility that stitch drilling offers, it is also an ideal option where you have smaller openings, confined spaces or restricted access KEY FEATURES: 🔸Can tackle jobs where more than 1500mm diameter is required 🔸Quick, efficient and non-vibratory 🔸Non-destructive: a reduced risk of causing structural damage 🔸Very little noise and no dust 🔸Less debris produced so saves time and disposal costs 🔸Lightweight, portable equipment 🔸Ideal for controlled or clean environments 🔸Can be remote controlled for extra safety Do you have a stitch drilling job in mind? Call us on 0800 33 74 55 to find out more 🌐 https://lnkd.in/eiESrezB #drilling #concrete #construction

Integrated Hydraulic Rock Drill & Splitter Introducing the integrated hydraulic rock drill and splitter—a groundbreaking and versatile tool designed for tackling even the toughest rock formations! This innovative equipment skillfully combines a rock drill and splitter with an excavator, harnessing the excavator’s original power through a state-of-the-art electro-hydraulic control system, making it a true multi-functional powerhouse. With its impressive drilling speed and remarkable splitting force, this system offers outstanding flexibility, allowing it to operate from various angles in any working environment. Say goodbye to traditional methods that require separate machines; our integrated solution enables a single excavator to seamlessly handle both drilling and splitting tasks. This not only streamlines your operations, reducing the need for extra equipment and cutting costs, but it also enhances efficiency by minimizing the need for relocation during jobs. Get ready to revolutionize your rock-breaking projects—this tool is here to make your work easier and more efficient! #groundworkexperts #groundworkexpertscom #rocksplitters, #construction #excavation #rockbreaking

Nothing can stop Northeast Remsco Construction (NRC), not even boulders! Yonkers Contracting Company, Inc. hired NRC to install eight 80-foot long, 36-inch diameter pipes via microtunnel under the Light Rail in Jersey City. This project in collaboration with the Port Authority, presented unexpected challenges: horizontal probing revealed various obstructions along the casing alignment, including concrete, boulders, and cast-iron pipe. But at NRC, we don't back down. We quickly adapted by acquiring the advanced Geonex - Horizontal drilling solution (Horizontal Hammer Boring) DTH Drill Rig. This cutting-edge equipment features unique horizontal hammer technology, allowing us to penetrate even the most challenging soil conditions. The job was completed ahead of our estimated schedule. Now that's what we call a breakthrough! www.northeastremsco.com #reputation #workethic #teamaccomplishment #trenchless #specialist

Friday blog from the Archives! What Is Stitch Core Drilling? Sometimes when drilling and sawing, it can be difficult to achieve a cavity of the correct size or shape using conventional methods such as floor sawing, wire sawing, or ordinary diamond drilling. Skip to blog...→https://lnkd.in/eGawPJn4 Coring and drilling operations are both limited in the size and depth of the holes they can achieve by the size of the core and drill bits in play. For large construction industry jobs where larger hole sizes or unusual shapes are required, such as in aiding soft strip and robotic demolition efforts, diamond stitch core drilling may be the correct option in situations when other diamond concrete cutting, sawing, and drilling methods aren’t sufficient to achieve the required hole size or shape for the job for some reason. Safe2Core has the experience and skill to perform concrete stitch drilling safely and effectively! Read more here....https://lnkd.in/eGawPJn4

Rig Components & Illustrated Glossary PDF - DRILLING MANUAL | #drilling_manual This drilling manual provides a comprehensive overview of the various components and systems found in drilling rigs. It covers the hoisting and rotation system, power generation system, mud circulating system, and well control system. Each system is broken down into its individual components, providing detailed explanations and illustrations. The hoisting and rotation system components include the mast and substructure, crown block, traveling block, top drive, rotary table, drawworks, drilling line, and deadline anchor. These components are responsible for lifting and rotating the drill string during drilling operations. The power generation system consists of generators, control panels, transformers, DC motors, digital driller consoles, and motor control centers. These components provide the necessary electrical power to operate the drilling rig. The mud circulating system components include mud pits, mud mixing hoppers, mud pumps (hi and low pressure), and shakers. These components are responsible for circulating drilling mud down the drill pipe to remove cuttings and maintain wellbore stability. The well control system components include the rig floor mud manifold, inside BOP, BOP stack, choke and kill lines, choke and kill manifold, BOP accumulator, and BOP control manifold. These components are crucial for maintaining well control and preventing blowouts. In addition to these systems, the manual also covers other drilling rig components such as derricks, drawworks, crown blocks, traveling blocks, hooks, drilling lines, rotary tables, kellys, drive bushings, swivel heads, and more. It provides detailed descriptions and illustrations of these components and their functions. Read More: https://lnkd.in/eyeWAwMA Free PDFs: Download free books on drilling and related topics from the Drilling Manual Telegram channel at https://lnkd.in/dgnyhW2Q Learning Videos: Watch educational videos on drilling techniques, equipment, and more on the Drilling Manual YouTube channel at https://bit.ly/3pKS5dd #drilling #rig #components #systems #hoisting #rotation #power #generation #mud #circulating #well #control #equipment #derricks #drawworks #crown #block #traveling #hook #drilling #line #rotary #table #kelly #swivel #top #drive #mud #pumps #mixing #system #pits #trip #tank #solids #removal #degasser #drill #pipe #collars #pipe #handling #tools #manual #slips #elevators #BOP #control #system #API #pressure #DC #drive #Kelly #ISO #tongs #valves #kick #BHA #Automatic #pit #string #dimensions #hoisting #power #blocks #driller #pump Download Free Books: https://lnkd.in/dgnyhW2Q Watch Learning Videos: https://bit.ly/3pKS5dd

REAMING PRACTICES & STUCK PIPE PROBLEMS | #drilling_manual Reaming is a crucial but high-risk operation in drilling that often leads to stuck pipe incidents. This drilling manual provides guidelines for reaming practices and addresses the common problems encountered during the process. By following these guidelines, drilling crews can minimize the risks associated with reaming and improve overall operational efficiency. 1. Introduction to Reaming & Backreaming Guidelines: - Reaming is a high-risk operation accounting for a large proportion of stuck pipe incidents. - Conducting reaming operations too fast can introduce solids into the circulating system faster than the hole can be cleaned, leading to a potential pack-off situation. - It is essential not to assume that any resistance is always at the drilling bit; loose material buildup in the hole can cause stabilizers and drill collar contact. - Guidelines for reaming and backreaming are provided to ensure safe and efficient operations. 2. Planning for Reaming Operations: - Having a contingency plan for all possible problems is crucial. - Pre-planning a trip and having an up-to-date mud log on the rig floor are essential. - Identifying high doglegs and troublesome areas from past trips helps in strategic planning. - Utilizing mud loggers' paper model of the Bottom Hole Assembly (BHA) and well bore aids in decision-making during reaming operations. This article shall cover the following topics: 1. Key Seating: 2. Undergauge Hole: 3. Ledges and Doglegs: 4. Metal Junks Dropped or Parted: 5. Collapsed Casing: 6. Mechanical Stuck Pipe in Cement Blocks: 7. Mechanical Stuck Pipe in Green Cement: Read Full Article: https://lnkd.in/d-RksQ75 Download Free Books: https://lnkd.in/dQ7h8SCV Watch Learning Videos: https://bit.ly/3pKS5dd #drilling #reaming #stuckpipe #operationalguidelines #drillingcrew #contingencyplan #mudlog #BHA #wellbore #keyseating #undergaugehole #ledgesanddoglegs #metaljunks #collapsedcasing #cementblocks #learningresources