Geothermal Wells
Artesian Wells
Residential Wells:
Drilled wells are made using a rotary percussion drill in the ground. A drilled well usually has 6 inches in diameter.
The province of New Brunswick requires 20 feet minimum pipes to prevent the well walls from collapsing and to avoid penetration of surface contaminants.
The rotary drill requires the use of liquid to remove the well cuttings.
Geothermal Wells:
The geothermal well and the artesian well are very similar.
There is only one difference between them. Because the geothermal well uses renewable energy from the ground, the tubes are passed into the earth to travel into the building.
It is possible to reach up to 70% savings with geothermal. It is easier to understand this method with the drawing.
Elevator shafts and piles:
It is a cylinder that will perform the ascent and the descent.
The piles drilling are used to solidify a structure by inserting the steel tubes in the soil.
Source: http://www.gnb.ca/
Heated water pump/water
Example of a double drilled pump
Submersible pump
Drilling for the pumping of the underground water.
Undergound water.
aquifer level
Drilling to discharge the water
to the underground water.
Heat Pump
Deschênes Drilling Limitée
245 Mgr Martin ouest
St-Quentin, N.B.
E8A 2E6
Téléphone: (506) 235-2829
Télécopieur: (506) 235-2670
