Reduction of technological barriers for the application of trenchless technology on district heating pipelines

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Authors

  • Ingo Weidlich
  • Daniel Wilmsmeier
  • M. Achmus

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  • AGFW | Der Energieeffizienzverband für Wärme, Kälte und KWK e. V.
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Original languageEnglish
Title of host publication29th International No-Dig Conference and Exhibition 2011, NO-DIG BERLIN 2011
Pages146-154
Number of pages9
Publication statusPublished - 2011
Event29th International No-Dig Conference and Exhibition 2011, NO-DIG BERLIN 2011 - Berlin, Germany
Duration: 2 May 20115 May 2011

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Name29th International No-Dig Conference and Exhibition 2011, NO-DIG BERLIN 2011

Abstract

This paper investigates potential application of trenchless technology in the district heating sector. The interaction between soil and pipe after the installation und during operation using trenchless technology is not clearly understood. Experimental investigations were carried out in which the effect of drill mud on the frictional behavior between HDPE coating and sand was observed. In direct shear tests the coefficient of friction between soil, saturated with drill mud, under different temperature conditions was determined and compared with reference tests without drill mud to determine the influence of the drill mud and temperature. This work is a first step for reducing technological barriers to trenchless technologies. For the accurate calculation of trenchless installed district heating pipes further research is necessary.

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Sustainable Development Goals

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Reduction of technological barriers for the application of trenchless technology on district heating pipelines. / Weidlich, Ingo; Wilmsmeier, Daniel; Achmus, M.
29th International No-Dig Conference and Exhibition 2011, NO-DIG BERLIN 2011. 2011. p. 146-154 (29th International No-Dig Conference and Exhibition 2011, NO-DIG BERLIN 2011).

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Weidlich, I, Wilmsmeier, D & Achmus, M 2011, Reduction of technological barriers for the application of trenchless technology on district heating pipelines. in 29th International No-Dig Conference and Exhibition 2011, NO-DIG BERLIN 2011. 29th International No-Dig Conference and Exhibition 2011, NO-DIG BERLIN 2011, pp. 146-154, 29th International No-Dig Conference and Exhibition 2011, NO-DIG BERLIN 2011, Berlin, Germany, 2 May 2011.
Weidlich, I., Wilmsmeier, D., & Achmus, M. (2011). Reduction of technological barriers for the application of trenchless technology on district heating pipelines. In 29th International No-Dig Conference and Exhibition 2011, NO-DIG BERLIN 2011 (pp. 146-154). (29th International No-Dig Conference and Exhibition 2011, NO-DIG BERLIN 2011).
Weidlich I, Wilmsmeier D, Achmus M. Reduction of technological barriers for the application of trenchless technology on district heating pipelines. In 29th International No-Dig Conference and Exhibition 2011, NO-DIG BERLIN 2011. 2011. p. 146-154. (29th International No-Dig Conference and Exhibition 2011, NO-DIG BERLIN 2011).
Weidlich, Ingo ; Wilmsmeier, Daniel ; Achmus, M. / Reduction of technological barriers for the application of trenchless technology on district heating pipelines. 29th International No-Dig Conference and Exhibition 2011, NO-DIG BERLIN 2011. 2011. pp. 146-154 (29th International No-Dig Conference and Exhibition 2011, NO-DIG BERLIN 2011).
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