Articles Tagged with ''water well development''

Host Brock Yordy gets into the weeds on development in the latest Ask Brock, episode 48.

Recently, I had the excellent opportunity to interview Gary L. Hix, CWD/Pl, RG, CPG, and the 2019 McEllhiney Lecturer.

In Ask Brock episode 15, drill trainer and The Driller contributor Brock Yordy talks about development challenges in sand and gravel formations.

In episode 13 of Ask Brock, expert trainer and The Driller contributor Brock Yordy talks about development issues following bit size changes.

Water well production is 100-percent dependent on minimizing impact to the production zone.

Thom Hanna literally wrote the book on water wells. As a hydrogeologist, he has worked for more than 35 years in well design and well hydraulics.

Process uses seismic waves, pressure pulses to clean, develop and rehabilitate all types of wells.

Ken Swarthout was born and raised in Hemet, California. His father was a farmer in the valley, and after serving in the Air Force, he and his brother turned to raising different types of crops. That's where Swarthout learned the ins and outs of machinery.

The driller has to not only find and identify the producing formations, he also has to minimize damage to the formation.