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VENTED SURGE BLOCK [1 record]

Record 1 2008-12-01

English

Subject field(s)
  • Non-Artesian Water Wells
CONT

Vented surge blocks are designed to allow fluids to bypass the block on the down-stroke of the surging process and to lift the fluid on the upward stroke. Advantages of using a vented surge block: less pressure is exerted on the formation; faster evacuation of the well; can be run on rods or a weighted line for faster service.

CONT

Surge Blocks.- Device that fits inside a well with a flexible gasket that is close in size to the inside diameter of the well. Attached to a rod that is raised and lowered with a stroke of about 3 feet. Surge block may be solid, vented or spring-loaded

CONT

The development process shall include surging and pumping the well. The surging shall be done by either a solid or valved surge block.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Puits autres qu'artésiens (Sources d'eau)
OBS

Le volume compris entre le piston de poussée [...] et le piston de refoulement [...] communique éventuellement avec l'extérieur par au moins un évent [...], cet évent est percé à travers la partie aval [...] et le corps [...] et sert à évacuer l'air compris entre les deux pistons lors du fonctionnement.

Key term(s)
  • piston de refoulement à évents

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