WE HAVE EXISTED SINCE 1973
WE HAVE BUILT OVER: 1600 DEEP WELLS AND 650 ABYSSINIAN WELLS
WE ALSO DRILL WELLS USING THE SHOCK-ROTARY METHOD -check the benefits
AS ONE OF THE FEW COMPANIES IN THE EU, WE OBTAIN WATER FROM DEPTHS OF OVER 300 METERS
WELL ABANDONMENT
Well abandonment is a process that may be necessary for various reasons, such as water contamination, damage to the well structure, or simply due to its unnecessary presence. This process must be conducted safely and in accordance with applicable regulations to prevent potential environmental hazards and risks to human health.
Well Abandonment Process
- Evaluation of Well Condition: The first step is to thoroughly assess the technical condition of the well and determine the best method for its abandonment. It is also necessary to check if there are any sources of contamination around the well that could affect the environment after abandonment.
- Selection of Abandonment Method: There are several methods for well abandonment. The choice of method depends on the type of well, its depth, technical condition, and local regulations.
- Preparation for Abandonment: Before commencing abandonment, all pumps, pipes, and other equipment must be removed from the well. The well should also be cleaned of any contaminants.
- Well Abandonment: The abandonment process must be conducted safely to ensure ground stability and prevent surface water infiltration. In some cases, complete cessation of access to groundwater may be necessary.
- Inspection and Documentation: After completion of the work, a final inspection should be carried out to ensure that the well has been safely abandoned. It is also important to prepare appropriate documentation of the abandonment process for any legal and environmental requirements.
SAFETY PRINCIPLES
During well abandonment, adherence to safety principles is essential to prevent accidents and mitigate adverse environmental impacts. Compliance with local regulations and standards regarding well abandonment is imperative.
Application
Well abandonment is applicable in cases where the well is no longer needed, poses a threat to the environment or human health, or requires replacement with a new structure. It is a crucial aspect of water resource management and environmental protection.