HDD Den Helder - Texel
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The Romein Group has carried out work for the client PPS Pipeline Systems GmbH on a unique HDD project. The boring route was from the Marine Base Den Helder to the South Side of Texel. The HDD bore was drilled 85 meters deep beneath the Mars Canal and extends 4.6 kilometers in length. This drilling was unique in its scale, length, and execution methodology.
Our Expertise:
The Romein Group fully relieved the main contractor by deploying the right equipment, such as the pipe trailer, suction vacuum system, and custom-made tools like the "kattenrug" (over-bend).
Features:
Texel Side:
- Preparing and restoring the terrain culturally and technically
- Establishing, maintaining, and removing a mound
- Establishing, maintaining, and removing mud basins
- Removing and placing fencing
- Keeping the project site and roads clean
- Earthworks for HDD boring
- Earthworks for connecting the water main
Den Helder Side:
- Preparing and restoring the terrain culturally and technically
- Establishing, maintaining, and removing lagoons
- Delivering and installing fencing
- Keeping the project site and roads clean
- Earthworks for HDD boring
- Setting up and creating a laydown area for HDD pipes, 4600 meters
- Implementing the "kattenrug"/over-bend using containers
- Transporting pipes for the water main
- Transporting and laying rollers for welding and pulling in the water main
- Supplying and installing a trackway
