Icptt 2012 2012
DOI: 10.1061/9780784412619.186
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Factors Affecting Productivity of Horizontal Directional Drilling

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“…• The effects of depth of borehole is not clear as the soil conditions change at different depths and the HDD rig operator can accommodate the changes in soil conditions by increasing the HDD machine operational thrust and torque values [25].…”
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“…• The effects of depth of borehole is not clear as the soil conditions change at different depths and the HDD rig operator can accommodate the changes in soil conditions by increasing the HDD machine operational thrust and torque values [25].…”
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“…With the installation of utilities using HDD method within urban and sub-urban areas becoming more famous this method may prone to accidents if it is not carried out properly and its productivity may also affected. [19]. Figure 4, is the illustration of HDD Productivity factors as concluded by Sarireh, consists of four HDD productivity factors namely soil conditions, project conditions, contractor conditions and machine conditions and their sub-factors [20].…”
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“…Then samples of CLA and RVA were tested and compared using ANOVA analysis technique considering the three sources as levels of treatment [28]. ANOVA analysis can be applied successfully to predict differences in means of processes, operations, and products depending on levels of treatment [29] and [30].…”
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