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If you install the pipes sure, why not? It doesn't really need to be for electrical conduits. I use this method on my plumbing projects many many times. Install a shut off valve and there you go!
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There is electronic beacon inside the drilling head. Can be powered by batteries or cable. There are different tracking systems (to see the drilling head location) but all of them tells you about the bit location, depth, inclination angle, tool face (that you need for steering), and some optional parameters like batteries status, temperature, downhole pressure, azimuth, predicted depth etc. Reading the information from the beacon can be wireless or through a cable which goes all the way through drill pipes. There are radio, magnetic and gyro systems available for determining the drilling path.
It isn't drilling, it's pushing the head thorough, there's a slanted shape on the front that can be turned, which pushes the head to the side, all the time. To go straight, turn the head often, all the way around. The guy with the detector follows it at all times. At least, this was how it was explained to me
The head has an 11 degree angled bit on it that holds the locating device that’s installed behind it it tells you depth, posityor negative degrees in (pitch)0.0% is flat plus anything means it’s facing upwards by degree negative is facing down in degrees. The device in the head is held in place and tells you where the tip of the 11 degree angled bit is facing so you aim it up down left or right or anywhere in between to steer your way around throughout obstacles etc. I’ve been operating since I was 16 but that should some up some questions
_Mostly boys and girls, horizontal drilling is sitting around on the clock slowly inching your drill to get hours while traffic control waits for you to get off the road so they can go home._
Your locator will give you a certain percentage to get up or down to to keep the head level. So let's say you go in at a -30% you'll keep going up 10% until you're level and then adjust from there it all kinda depends on the depth you're allowed to be at it and how long your rods are
This is a very simplistic definition, it's by no means this easy, haha! Mostly it's hydraulic pressure up at the drill head that will change the orientation of the bit so that when the line is pushed it will move in that new direction. It can't change drastic angles in a short distance as the line can't handle those stresses, but gradual changes are possible.
@@pyronixe could be a number of reasons for that. There is probably a lot of other underground utilities that they have to work around so they have to have everything located and think several moves ahead while working. That said, are you sure they've only gone 25 feet in a week? It can seem like they haven't moved much but have actually gone a decent distance.
