Water-well drilling
From the first survey to a dependable water supply.
Borehole siting, drilling, casing, development and yield assessment. Diameter and depth are selected for the geology, pump requirements and intended use.
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Borehole siting, drilling, casing, development and yield assessment. Diameter and depth are selected for the geology, pump requirements and intended use.
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Diamond and core drilling, geological investigations, systematic core recovery and interpretation to support resource evaluation.
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Groundwater investigations, magnetic and radiometric surveys, geological mapping and integrated interpretation for target identification.
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Pump selection and installation, reservoirs, plumbing, water conveyance, irrigation infrastructure, testing and commissioning.
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Groundwater assessment, dewatering borehole planning, drilling, pumping installation and water-level monitoring for construction and mining.
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Hydrogeological investigations, exploration planning, technical reporting, community water projects and supporting civil works.
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Explore the five stages of borehole development and water distribution through STS photographs and a casing illustration.

Hydrogeological investigation and geophysical surveying inform borehole siting, design and the drilling programme.

The rig drills through the formation using a method and diameter selected for the site geology and project requirements.

Casing and screens are installed to suit the formation, followed by borehole development. uPVC casing is shown for illustration.

Water-level and discharge measurements help assess borehole performance and guide pump selection. Water quality is assessed for the intended use.

The borehole is connected to pumping, storage and distribution infrastructure designed around the farm or site’s water demand.
Final design, materials and equipment depend on site conditions and project specifications.
High-pressure hydraulic and pneumatic drilling systems support a range of geological conditions. Approximate depth capability is 600 metres, subject to equipment configuration, geology and project specifications.
Supported equipment includes the DCD 75 top-drive diamond core drill rig configuration, with crawler undercarriage, direct-feed mechanism, two-speed rotary head and water-pumping systems.
Available borewell configurations include a borehole diameter range of approximately 4″–12″. Equipment selection is project-specific.