This is a video of a utility pole being set in the sandy ground using an air jet. According to the guy on the video they are using 13,000 cubic pounds of air per minute. I have never seen this method used on dry land. It is often used to "jet" pilings into the ground along sandy shorelines. This is great, especially considering the size of the pole.
Monday, June 04, 2007
Setting a Utility Pole with Air
Posted by Chris Denny at 12:10 PM
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