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
Geological Drillings
Geological drillings are specialized operations conducted to examine the geological structure of the Earth, assess natural resources, or monitor environmental conditions. They are a crucial element in mineral exploration, groundwater reservoir assessment, as well as scientific research.
Geological Drilling Process
- Planning and Preparation: The first step is thorough planning of the drilling, including site selection, determining depth, and drilling techniques. Necessary permits should also be obtained.
- Drilling: Drilling is carried out using specialized drilling equipment, allowing access to specific geological layers. Drilling methods may vary depending on the purpose of the borehole and geological conditions.
- Sampling: During drilling, rock and soil samples are collected, which are then analyzed to determine their composition, age, and properties.
- Geophysical Surveys: Geophysical surveys may also be conducted in the borehole using specialized tools, providing additional information about the geological structure and properties.
- Data Analysis and Interpretation: Collected samples and data are analyzed to create a geological model of the surveyed area.
- Securing the Borehole: After the drilling is completed, the borehole is secured to prevent potential contamination of groundwater or other negative environmental impacts.
Application
Geological drillings have wide-ranging applications across various fields, from mineral resource exploration to scientific research, environmental assessment, and monitoring geological changes. They serve as indispensable tools in Earth studies, allowing for a deep understanding of its structure and resources. This process requires meticulous planning, specialized techniques, and strict adherence to safety and environmental protection principles