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What is water fracturing?
that's a method used to create fractures that extend from a borehole into rock formations,which are typically maintained by a proppant.
What are the method of Borehole survey?
Not 100% sure on the question whether it means surveying an existing borehole or assessing the viability of drilling a new one. If it's surveying an existing borehole for problems etc that is usually done via CCTV where a camera is lowered into the well. If it's assessing the viability of drilling a new borehole then that's called borehole prognosis and that is carried by a hydrogeologist who geology, hydrogeology, water quality, potential yield and borehole depth requirements.
What is the similarities between well water and borehole water?
They are the same.
Can you explain what a borehole log is?
A borehole geophysical log is the science of recording and analysing measurements of physical properties made in wells or test holes. Borehole Geophysical logs provide a borehole record of the lithology, fractures, permeability, porosity and water quality.
Why is borehole water salty?
Borehole water can become salty due to natural processes such as the presence of underground salt deposits or infiltration of saline water into the aquifer from nearby sources like the ocean. Additionally, human activities such as improper disposal of chemicals or seepage from septic tanks can also contribute to salt contamination in borehole water.
What is borehole?
Drilled Hole: a deep hole drilled into the ground to obtain samples for geological study or to release or extract water or oil Usually narrow in width. Probably the most common type is a water borehole, which is where the borehole is used as a water well.
What is another name for a water well?
spring, bore, borehole, waterhole
What is the most effective method for removing chlorine from water?
The most effective method for removing chlorine from water is through the process of activated carbon filtration. This method involves passing the water through a filter containing activated carbon, which can effectively absorb and remove chlorine and other impurities from the water.
What is the difference between a deep borehole and a shallow borehole?
A deep borehole is drilled much deeper into the ground compared to a shallow borehole. Deep boreholes are typically used for extracting resources such as water, oil, or gas from deep underground reservoirs, while shallow boreholes are often used for environmental monitoring, water wells, or geotechnical purposes at shallower depths.
How effective is killing weeds with boiling water as a method of weed control?
Killing weeds with boiling water can be effective as a method of weed control. The hot water can damage the weed's cells and roots, causing them to die. However, this method may not be as effective for larger or deep-rooted weeds, and it can also harm nearby plants if not applied carefully.
What is the most effective method for extracting salt from a salt-water solution?
The most effective method for extracting salt from a salt-water solution is through the process of evaporation. This involves heating the salt-water solution until the water evaporates, leaving behind the salt crystals.
What is the function of a borehole?
To provide a source of water for a range of applications.This can include:Drinking WaterWater for commercial uses (bottling plants, breweries etc)AgricultureBasically anything where water is used in large quantities.The main reason for using a borehole rather than a normal water supplies are - location (not always easy to get water pumped in to rural places) and the potential cost savings. Borehole water is much cheaper than the water you get through your taps.
