Before getting into a deep understanding of each step involved in constructing a new borewell, let us see an overview of the entire process in 3 steps;

Now let us discuss the steps involved in this process in detail.

Groundwater explorations are described in many ways in the market such as borewell survey, geologist, water diviner, groundwater scientist, Hydro-Geologist and many more terms but basically, groundwater explorations are routed into two major groups.

To obtain reliable data, geologists conduct surveys using Earth resistivity metres, either via resistance check-up or self-potential check-up, based on the location and amount of land present.

The underground water is extracted through tube wells. They are

For suggestions of deep tube wells, the State Government’s Geological Department or Central Ground Water Board / Public Health Engineering department should be consulted. Sinking deep tube-wells rather than open-wells where the “normal-water-table” is at a deeper depth would be more cost-effective and desirable.

Drilling contractors should have prior work experience and be familiar with the geology of the area. The officer/supervisor, in collaboration with the contractor, should survey the existing wells in the region, as this will provide crucial information about the following:

Selecting Type of Well there are two main types of wells, each distinguished by the diameter of the borehole. The two types are bored wells and drilled wells.

The well’s safety and performance will be affected by its location. The majority of impurities enter the well through the casing’s top or exterior. Sewage or other impurities may seep into the aquifer through the earth surface’s higher layers. The below-given points must be ensured;

Before the pipes are sunk, stratum samples are analysed for yield and water samples are gathered for analysis. The area of strainer required for the quantity of water required and the strata in which the strainers should be situated are determined based on the data obtained.

Water should be drawn from as deep as possible for a large water supply to minimize the risk of bacteriological contamination that can occur when water is drawn from the higher strata. Deep-well water is more likely to be bacteriologically pure. Because deep-well water may include dissolved pollutants, it’s best to avoid such situations by prior and proper screening and examination of the sample.

After the well has been bored and the necessary equipment has been installed, there are three more procedures to complete before the well may be used. These are the following:

yield test is important because it gives the information of:

Estimation for Endoscopic Camera Scanning varies from Rs 1500 to Rs 3500 based on depth and distance. Borewell Camera Scanning is one of the most recent technologies for directly viewing the borewell after drilling by inserting a specialised geological waterproof camera inside the borewell to clearly understand the rock formation, the number of sources through which we are getting water, whether there is any silt or boulders present, whether the casing pipe is properly inserted, and many other geological factors. This step is then followed by Motor selection and Installation.

The HP of a water pump is calculated using two variables.

Thus, we have come to the conclusion part of the process, most important point to remember is always consult and trust a best Borewell service provider, like us.