Borehole drilling involves creating a cylindrical hole in the ground to access underground water. It begins with a site assessment, followed by drilling using methods like rotary or percussion drilling. Casing pipes are installed to prevent collapse, and formation evaluation determines the optimal depth. After reaching the desired depth, the borehole is developed by flushing out drilling fluids. A water pump is installed, and testing measures flow rate, pressure, and water quality. Once testing is successful, the borehole is completed, and ongoing maintenance ensures efficiency while prioritizing safety and environmental standards.
To ensure quality operations, our team of experts conducts inspections in various dynamics that prompt a better understanding of the location, and the nature of the borehole. The process involves:
- Assessment
- Setup
- Drilling followed by casing
- Evaluation
- Development
- Pump Installation
- Testing
- Completion and maintenance
