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CORPORATE Offices

THE CROSSING GROUP


NISKU | HEAD OFFICE
1807 – 8th Street
Nisku, Alberta T9E 7S8
MAIN 780 955 5051


CALGARY | OFFICE
Suite 1575, 324 8 Avenue SW,
Calgary, Alberta T2P 2Z2
MAIN 780-955-5051


Divisional Offices

THE CROSSING COMPANY

NISKU | HEAD OFFICE
1807 – 8th Street,
Nisku, Alberta T9E 7S8
MAIN 780 955 5051

GRANDE PRAIRIE | OFFICE
13-713068 RR65,
Grande Prairie, Alberta T8W 5E7
MAIN 780 402 6530

TABER | OFFICE
Box 4675,
Taber, Alberta T1G 2E1
MAIN 403 223 1666

THE TRENCHLESS COMPANY

17350 State Highway 249, Suite 220
Houston, TX 77064
MAIN 1-866-955-4245


THE HDD COMPANY

CASA GRANDE | OFFICE
3117 N Cessna Ave
Casa Grande, AZ 85122
MAIN 530 676 5705

THE TUNNELING COMPANY

KAMLOOPS | HEAD OFFICE
10085 Dallas Drive,
Kamloops, BC V2C 6T4
MAIN 250 573 7814

CALGARY | OFFICE
4646-32 Street SE
Calgary, AB T2B 3J7

CASA GRANDE | OFFICE
3117 N Cessna Ave
Casa Grande, AZ 85122
MAIN 360 400 0371


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    TUNNEL BORING / PIPE JACKING

    Tunnel Boring and Pipe Jacking Systems are used to hydraulically install underground pipelines up to 4.2 m (168 in) in OD range within strict alignment and grade tolerances. The likelihood of settling or sloughing is very low. Wheel machines are equipped with various cutter heads and sand shelves. A closed-face attachment is available for boring in unstable ground conditions. This versatile system can be easily adapted to work with any jacking pipe, in any pipe joint length. It can accommodate a wide range of pipe diameters.

    Tunnel Boring Machines are used to excavate tunnels with a circular cross section through a variety of soil and rock strata. They can bore through hard rock, sand, and almost anything in between. Tunnel diameters can range from 1 m and exceed 15 m (3 ft to 49 ft).

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    SLIP BORING

    A boring technique commonly used for installing oil & gas pipelines ranging from 51 mm to 1067 mm (2 in to 42 in) in diameter without leaving casing in the ground. Product pipe is welded to steel casings and either pushed or pulled through the ground in sections. The casing is cut off and removed, leaving just the product pipe. Maximum installation length is 150 m (492 ft).

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    DOWN THE HOLE HAMMER

    A pneumatic hammer is attached to the inside edge of the casing. The front of the DTH breaks cobles, boulders and even solid rock into small pebbles or dust. The spoil makes its way through the hammer and into the casing, where it is removed by airway augers.

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    GUIDED BORING

    A Guided Boring Machine (GBM) is used to install 305 mm to 3.6 m diameter pipe (12 in to 144 in) with grade and alignment precision. It is commonly used for installations 50 m to 150 m in length (164 ft to 492 ft) or when line and grade accuracy is critical in displaceable soil. Our GBM is extremely versatile and our customers continually approach us with new applications.

    The pipe installation involves a two-step process where launch and reception shafts are strategically located to minimize surface disruption. A pilot tube with a theodolite guidance system is then pushed through the ground at the precise grade and alignment specified in the design into the reception shaft. A reaming head is welded to the pilot tube and the casing and the pilot tube is used as a guide to install casing. The GBM can be used in conjunction with auger boring or pipe ramming methodologies.

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    PNEUMATIC PIPE RAMMING

    Pipe Ramming is used in a wide variety of soil types including gravel, cobble or sand. A pneumatic hammer is attached to the back of the casing pipe and driven through the material at any angle: from horizontal to vertical. The material is cleaned out of the pipe using an auger boring machine. Pipe Ramming methods are used for pipe diameters of 305 mm to 3.6 m (12 in to 144 in).

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