pipebursting
Pipe bursting is a trenchless technique used to replace buried pipelines without extensive excavation. In a typical installation, an old pipe is fractured or split while a new pipe is pulled into place behind a bursting head, allowing replacement of the line while minimizing surface disruption.
The process begins with access pits dug at intervals along the line. A bursting head attached to
Pipe bursting is commonly used for water, sewer, and gas lines, and can accommodate ductile iron, PVC,
Site selection depends on soil conditions and utility access, with limitations in rocky terrain, high groundwater,