Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) is a construction technique in which a tunnel is drilled under a waterway or other designated area, and a pipeline or other utility is pulled through the drilled underground tunnel. This process generates liquid slurry waste that requires disposal.
Liquid slurry disposal is often costly and environmentally hostile when not managed properly.
Traditional methods are inefficient, slow and expensive.
The process for liquid slurry disposal often looks like this:
Our non-toxic, inert* solidification reagents convert tunneling and drilling spoils to a manageable solid, on-site, in minutes. The solidified waste can then pass Slump and Paint Filter Tests, and typically requires a dose of less than 1.0% wt/wt.
The solidified slurry is transferred to dump trucks to be transported directly to the final disposal site. It reduces risks, lowers operational costs, and promotes a safer, more sustainable waste management approach in tunneling projects.
*Product classification may differ across jurisdictions in different countries.
Liquid Waste Streams
Water Based Semi Solids