Articles Tagged with ''well drilling''

We gather knowledge as we go through life. But do we do enough to see our knowledge passed along to others?

This month’s topic is reconditioning softener mineral, or regeneration as it is commonly referred as.

My next columns will be about water conditioning. I am going to start with the most common contaminant issue that we have here in southeast Michigan: hardness.

It is time to become proactive and help educate OSHA about our procedures, as opposed to arguing why drilling doesn’t fit in OSHA standards.

The number of products available to drillers is constantly growing and, therefore, they face a never-ending learning curve. This column addresses some of the frequently asked questions we receive about grouts and sealants.

When choosing a size and type of mud pump for your drilling project, there are several factors to consider.

Traveling to whatever state calls for a job, gaining experience in a variety of specializations, and trying a little bit of everything can all add up to be the difference between failing and success.

Tony Betts of Betts Environmental has focused on keeping up with the rapid, ever-changing drilling industry by evolving.

Between conventional mud drilling and straight air drilling, there is another method that is well adapted to many parts of the country: reverse circulation drilling.

Civil turmoil, dense forests and under-developed infrastructure blanket a majority of Liberia and Sierra Leone. Add to that a lack of clean drinking water, and daily life in many of the region’s isolated communities is an absolute battle.