In a world with a constantly growing population, aging infrastructure networks, and mounting pressure on natural resources, preserving and modernizing our infrastructure is becoming a central challenge. Environmentally friendly technologies – technologies that not only protect the environment but also make operations more efficient – are growing in importance. In particular, trenchless methods such as pipe jacking stand out as a sustainable approach to enhancing infrastructure without overburdening the environment.
Pipe jacking refers to a trenchless construction method where pipes are laid without extensive excavation. The pipes are essentially "pushed through the ground." This innovative technique significantly reduces disruption to the above-ground environment and minimizes the impact on existing infrastructure, the environment, and society.
One of the standout features of trenchless construction processes is their environmental friendliness. They minimize the ecological impact of infrastructure projects in various ways:
In addition to its environmental benefits, pipe jacking also offers economic advantages: