Can Rotary Drilling Machines Work in Tight Spaces?

In the process of urban construction, the construction site is often narrow and cramped, which challenges the spatial adaptability of construction equipment. As a common drilling equipment, rotary drilling rig has attracted much attention for its ability to operate in a narrow space. So, can the rotary drilling rig work in a small space? Here's how.

1. Compact fuselage design: Many rotary drilling RIGS use compact fuselage design, which greatly reduces the footprint of the equipment. This allows them to easily navigate construction sites with limited space and operate in tight environments.

2. Flexible transfer ability: some rotary drilling RIGS have strong mobility and can be quickly disassembled and assembled. When the space is narrow and the working position is often changed, it can be flexibly transferred to arrive at different working points in time.

3. Accurate positioning system: The advanced rotary drilling rig is equipped with a high-precision positioning system. With the help of sensors, it can accurately locate the drilling position in a small space to avoid positioning deviation caused by space limitations.

4. Multi-angle operation characteristics: the drill pipe of some rotary drilling RIGS can be adjusted from multiple angles. Even if there are obstacles around, the drill pipe Angle can be adjusted to find the right drilling point and complete the operation.

5. Small amplitude rotation function: some types of rotary drilling RIGS have small amplitude rotation function, and only need small rotation space during operation, reducing the occupation of the surrounding space, and suitable for operation in narrow sites.

6. Remote control technology: Through remote control technology, the operator does not need to be near the rig, and can control the rig from a safe distance, effectively solving the problem of inconvenient operation of personnel in a small space.

In summary, rotary drilling rig with its special design and advanced technology, can carry out operations in a small space. In the future, with the continuous progress of technology, rotary drilling RIGS are expected to play a greater role in the field of narrow space operations.