How To - Basic Bore Planning for Horizontal Direction Drilling

HDD expert and Digital Control Inc. world wide training manager Mark present a step by step guide to basic bore planning for horizontal directional drilling. Improve your Horizontal Directional Drilling success rate significantly with proper Bore Planning.
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[@nolanmendoza43]

Hey, can you possibly give me some pointers on creating profiles and what calculations need to be used. We're going to be using a vermeer d20x22 s3 and boring for a 2" conduit. Are the calculations you mentioned above compatible with all kinds of different size rods etc...? In the industry I always heard that 1' depth for 10' of run is usually the standard. At a 20% pitch angle you're proposing that you can dive 2' deep over 10' of run. Even showing up to a 35% pitch angle. Are there certain rules you shouldn't break as far as changing more than 10% pitch between rods or anything like that? Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks for the video.

[@marcosvasquez8981]

Vuenas noches seria bueno que el programa sea en español

[@jasonreyes6830]

Hi do y’all have a school, where I can become a pro at this I love math and number and this makes me feel like I’m back in college, I’m 20yrs old and I am a locator and operator in ug industry but I want to further my career doing big jobs like pipeline or hpde

[@southernberean8166]

I’ve been working with I guess utility installer for about a year now, they say my work ethic is very good I work for a boring crew. Anyone here or the video uploader Know where I can learn the stuff for the very basic level so I can surprise my foreman in about a week maybe he’ll let me get on the boring rig. Any advice?

[@nolanmendoza43]

If possible, I'd like to send you a street profile with my proposed running line that somewhat weaves between utilities. I'd like to get your opinion on it if you're open to it.

[@anglerstube8021]

Wouldn't you break a rod at a 30% pitch though?

[@DigitalControl-Inc.]

Hello,
Drill rod damage occurs not because you are drilling at extreme pitches but because of extreme changes in pitch occurring over a short distance!
A rule of thumb states, drill rod should not be deflected more than 10% over the entire length of rod.
A 10 foot rod can be deflected 12” ( 10% of 120”) without worry if the deflection is evenly distributed over the entire 10 feet.
Deflecting 12” over a five foot span will stress the 10 foot drill pipe.
Hope this helped! Thanks for the question.

[@miguelvazquez1044]

I do 5 times drilling in hard soil almost 60% in my rod never break

[@abhishek_k1545]

​@@miguelvazquez1044 i know about steering

[@whiteiicalvin]

23" missing , did you do that on purpose.

[@GULF-BANK]

Why not just use degree and skip the pitch variable?

[@sureshKumar-id9hb]

Hindi me sir g ap jamjha dijye ga