Technical Review: Borehole Drilling And Rehabilitation Under Field Conditions ICRC (2012)
Boreholes are one of the best means of obtaining clean water in field conditions. However, constructing, or repairing, boreholes requires specialized knowledge and technical expertise, much of which can be gained from the standard literature; but field operations in remote areas or in difficult conditions often require flexibility and imagination in avoiding and solving technical problems. This review is intended as a decision-making tool to assist in making cost-effective choices between borehole drilling methods, and in deciding whether to drill new boreholes or rehabilitate existing sites. The end result should be a cost-effective facility capable of supplying potable water for many years.
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ICRC (2012). Technical Review: Borehole Drilling And Rehabilitation Under Field Conditions ICRC
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