A bridge project in the northern Philippines needed air at several points along a river crossing, with no reliable power anywhere on site. Three towable diesel compressors were supplied and moved with the work.
How they were used
Two units ran concrete breakers and rock drills through the day. The third stood by as a spare and covered the workshop, which kept the whole spread running when one machine went in for service instead of stopping the site.
Result
Eleven months on site without a lost day to a compressor failure. The canopies held up to the dust and rain, and the units were towed between work fronts rather than craned, which the site team asked for specifically.