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Direct Push Drilling (DPD)
Direct push drilling (DPD) is a game-changing technology for subsurface exploration, offering a faster, more cost-effective, and less invasive alternative to traditional drilling methods. This innovative technique utilizes specialized rigs to push probes equipped with various tools directly into the ground, collecting valuable data and samples along the way.
Landowners, construction companies, environmental consultants, and anyone interested in subsurface exploration or geotechnical investigations are the most important applicants for DPD technology.
Why Choose DPD?
DPD can rapidly acquire data and samples, significantly reducing project timelines compared to conventional drilling methods.
The streamlined process and minimal equipment requirements make DPD a more budget-friendly option.
DPD creates minimal surface disturbance and uses less drilling fluid, minimizing environmental impact.
Applicable to various soil types and depths, DPD caters to diverse project needs, from geotechnical investigations to environmental studies.
DPD's non-intrusive nature reduces risks associated with subsurface excavation and potential hazards.
Applications of Direct Push Drilling
Geotechnical investigations
Assessing soil properties for construction projects, foundation design, and infrastructure development.
Environmental site characterization
Identifying and delineating soil and groundwater contamination for remediation efforts.
Soil sampling and analysis
Collecting soil samples for laboratory testing to determine soil composition, fertility, and potential contaminants.
Groundwater monitoring
Installing monitoring wells for long-term groundwater quality and level tracking.
Underground utility detection
Locating buried utilities to avoid damage during excavation.
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