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Other Well Drilling Videos

Selected Videos - Part 5

SLUDGING WITH TEMPORARY CASING

These videos show an interesting technique in which a series of progressively smaller casings are used to overcome the friction that would result from a long hole in the sand.  First, a four inch casing is worked into the sand.  Then a three inch casing is extended beyond the depth of the four inch casing.  Then, an even longer 2 1/2 inch casing is inserted inside the three inch casing.   Each of the casings are worked into the soil/sand by bailing sand from the bottom of the hole with a 1 1/4 inch bailer that will fit inside any of the three casings.   Finally, when sufficient depth is reached a well screen is inserted and all three of the progressively sized casings are removed.

This is an excellent example of using good old ingenuity to overcome a lack modern equipment.

 

PART 1 - SLUDGING WITH TEMPORARY CASING

 

PART 2 - SLUDGING WITH TEMPORARY CASING

 

 

 

 

PART 3 - SLUDGING WITH TEMPORARY CASING

 

1 - The Baptist Well Drilling Method

2 - The EMAS Well Drilling Method

3 - The Baptist Series

4- Cable Tool Drilling

5 - Sludging with Temporary Casing

 

 

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