Casing pipe - Import export

Spiral conveyance is a well-proven method throughout the world when handling bulk materials in agriculture. In modern fattening establishments a rotating spiral transports the processed food inside the KURO spiral conveyor from the storage tank in to the feeding system. KURO’s wide range of spiral conveyors enables an optimal feeding of your feeding system by using various lengths and radii.

The position of the old pipe is disturbed Repair/renovation is no longer possible, e.g. in cases of misalignment, breakage, Missing pipe bedding or partial collapse The hydraulic capacity has to be improved A new pipe with a longer life performance is required

For Property service connections Advantage:Installation of casing and medium pipes for all utilities (gas, water, sewage, power, communication and fibre optic cables) with direct pipe installation for all common pipe types 15 – 20 m through the front garden without the need for trenches Advantage:No trench – no subsequent reinstatement, staircases, garden walls and other surface obstacles are simply bored beneath The GRUNDOMAT can be launched directly from inside of the building Advantages: No access hole in front of the building, shorter installation times, lower costs Wall ducts from our system partner (building seals by our system partner) Advantage: Reliable sealing of the cored brickwork walls (secure sealing of masonry) Several property services connections can be established in one day. Advantage: Greater efficiency, lower costs

For the conveying of filtered-out materials to silos or containers. Pneumatic low-pressure conveyor systems For the conveying of filtered-out materials to silos or containers and for conveying distances of up to 200 m. The conveying air stream is generated by one or more fans. Product description Pneumatic low-pressure conveyor systems can be implemented as a single-pipe system or a ring system. In the case of the single-pipe system, a final separator in the form of a filter or a cyclone is always necessary. In a ring system the conveying air is driven in the ring. In this case the silo or container acts as the separator. Light dust particles that are not separated in the silo or container initially remain in the circulation. With most materials the fine dust particles tend to attach themselves to the coarser ones and are thus separated with them. Hence, a concentration of the fine dust particles in the conveying stream is avoided as far as possible. The loading of the conveying stream essentially depends on the grain size, density and form of the material to be conveyed. As a guiding value, one may assume 250 - 300 g/m³. Higher loads are possible under certain conditions. In cases where there is a high amount of material, e.g. in planing works, where the splinters are directly removed and transported away for further use, this can also be realised with a ring system and several containers. Switchover takes place automatically when the container signals that it is full. Containers are exchanged during operation.

For the abandonment of Offshore structures special legal requirements apply. Tubes have to be deconstructed under the seabed. This requires special technologies. Our Downhole Cutting Heads (DCHs) can be inserted into tubes and casings over an umbilical from the working platform. Arriving at the destination they clamp in the tubes and perform a 360 degrees cut which severs the tube underneath the seabed. The DCH is pulled out and afterwards the pulling of the tube is possible. Cuttings can be performed up to 150 m (500 ft) deep and pipe sizes between 7” and 72” diameter, whereby the wall thickness can be up to 20” thick. For every requirement we offer the appropriate DCH. By extensions nearly every kind of pipe/tubing/casing can be cut.