Micro pipe jacking manufacturers explain what pipe jacking is

A micro-pipe jacking manufacturer explains what pipe jacking is.

Pipe jacking is a non-excavation, deep-drilling pipe laying technique used in municipal construction. Its advantages include minimal or no impact on the surrounding environment, a small construction site, and low noise levels. Furthermore, it can penetrate deep underground, advantages unmatched by excavated pipes. However, pipe jacking also has disadvantages, including long construction times and high project costs.

A key characteristic of pipe jacking is its adaptability. Selecting the appropriate pipe jacking method for different geological conditions, construction conditions, and design requirements is crucial. The correct selection of pipe jacking machines and supporting equipment is crucial for successful pipe jacking.

Fiberglass reinforced plastic pipe manufacturers have developed pipe jacking technology to a highly mature stage, with various methods and approaches emerging. However, the underlying principle remains the same. Generally, a working well is constructed vertically above the ground. High-pressure hydraulic jacks are then used to push a lubricated cement or steel pipe into the ground. The various techniques differ in the method used to transport the excavated soil, rocks, and other debris from the pipeline. These methods range from manual, hydraulic, and scientific to remote.