Teleoperated pipe manipulation
Teleoperated pipe manipulation
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Excavation, and in particular trenching using backhoes, represents a hazardous working environment for humans. Many hazards exist including trench walls which can collapse, heavy objects which can be accidentally dropped into the opening, and buried utilities that are damaged during the operation. The objective of this paper is twofold: (1) present the concept and development of a spatially integrated pipe-laying system, and (2) prove the technical feasibility and effectiveness of such a system under field conditions. A teleoperated device has been developed which would perform the pipe-laying operation. The pipe-manipulator was integrated with a backhoe excavator, control units and a laser based position measurement tool. An innovative technology for remotely controlling large concrete pipe laying was tested. This technology is considered a key component for improving workers' safety and productivity.
Document information
Teleoperated pipe manipulation
1998
7 Seiten, 7 Quellen
Conference paper
English
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