Category: Horizontal Remediation Wells

Horizontal Drilling Mud Program

The horizontal drilling mud program and its interactions with the surrounding geology is critical for the pace of the drilling, environmental effects, and stability of the borehole during installation.

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How To Remediate Tight Soils

The problem with tight soils, like clays, saprolites, and as far as geology goes – bedrock formations, is that contamination tends to migrate primarily through preferential pathways. The best way to prevent contamination from intruding into businesses or migrating off-site is to intercept those pathways with horizontal remediation wells.

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Blind Technique For Horizontal Wells

The process of a blind installation for a horizontal well eliminates the need for an exit point. Instead, the well bore is terminated in the subsurface at the far end of the proposed screen and the well material is pushed into place.

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