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gray_marian 4th August 2018 01:08

Water well driller
 
primitive evolution how to build a well - YouTube
Video for the water well driller primitive evolution▶ 7:13
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyDV_lhWu7M

IJC 38 4th August 2018 08:45

Fascinating, couldn't stop watching, definitely not from IKea there weren't any bits left over!

Malcolm G 4th August 2018 12:07

'eln 'n safety - When working in a hole below head height there should be two men standing by for each man working below, not including the machine driver - Ah, there's not a machine, that's alright then....

lakercapt 4th August 2018 20:35

When our well was drilled a truck with a derrick at the back drilled down and casing was fitted as it got lower. Reached the aquifer at 146 feet and the casing was sealed with bentonite.
A pump was lowered with the piping to the house away below the frost level to a pressurised holding tank.
The quality of the water is such that a well known company wished to build a bottling plant and tap into this aquifer. They were turned down much to the pleasure of the local residents who are all receiving water from this aquifer. I was told by some knowledgable specalist the water we so freely use is over 100 years old but how they find this out I do not know.

Dartskipper 4th August 2018 20:41

I always thought that all the water on the planet is as old as the planet. It must have been drunk many times before we do.

Malcolm G 4th August 2018 22:43

100 years in the aquifer? My wife would refuse to drink it because she would say it was stale and not fresh.

lakercapt 4th August 2018 22:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dartskipper (Post 17026)
I always thought that all the water on the planet is as old as the planet. It must have been drunk many times before we do.

Have heard that about the water in the Thames but 99 years ago here there where one living except if you listern to the Indians who claim their ancesters considered this sacred burial ground where they hunted!!!

BobClay 5th August 2018 09:57

There's even on theory that Earth's water came from impacting comets in the early days of the Solar System. So the water could be billions of years old !!! :sweat:


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