Finding Underground Utilities Before the Drilling Rigs Do
An automated people mover (APM) system, part of a $2.6-billion capital development program, is currently under construction at the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. The project requires approximately 500 pier shafts to support the train system. Drilling these shafts, however, could result in conflicts with underground utilities, including airport's underground jet fuel distribution system.
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TBE Receives National Industry Recognition 03/07/2005 TBE was the cover story/feature article of the December 2004 issue of Trenchless Technology, a trade publication for the trenchless industry, which focuses on underground construction methods that minimize surface disruption. With its non-destructive vacuum excavation methods to locate underground utilities, Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) is part of the trenchless industry. TBE is a national SUE leader and a provider of horizontal directional drilling (HDD) services, so it was fitting that TBE was featured on the magazine’s front cover. The same issue also listed TBE as #3 on the magazine’s top 50 trenchless design firms. The complete article can be found online on Trenchless Technology’s web site at:
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