There are two methods to recharge a bore well: direct recharge, which is only recommended if the bore well has gone dry or is yielding negligible water, and indirect recharge, which is recommended for well-functioning bore wells. Indirect recharge involves constructing a recharge well within 20 feet of the bore well and maintaining a minimum 3 foot distance between them.
There are two methods to recharge a bore well: direct recharge, which is only recommended if the bore well has gone dry or is yielding negligible water, and indirect recharge, which is recommended for well-functioning bore wells. Indirect recharge involves constructing a recharge well within 20 feet of the bore well and maintaining a minimum 3 foot distance between them.
There are two methods to recharge a bore well: direct recharge, which is only recommended if the bore well has gone dry or is yielding negligible water, and indirect recharge, which is recommended for well-functioning bore wells. Indirect recharge involves constructing a recharge well within 20 feet of the bore well and maintaining a minimum 3 foot distance between them.
too Two methods to recharge a bore well: 1. Direct recharge : Recommended only if the bore well has gone dry or is yielding a negligible amount of water.
2. Indirect recharge: For well functioning
bore wells we recommend indirect recharge. Direct recharge
1. Dig a “recharge well” around the casing pipe.
2. Perforate the casing pipe. 3. Wrap the perforated section with netlon mesh (white portion in picture) Direct recharge Recharging the bore well - other options.
Here the filtered rainwater is
directly led into the bore well casing pipe. Direct recharge
Direct recharge by means of an infiltration gallery
Indirect recharge
An infiltration gallery is provided next to the bore well casing pipe.
Indirect recharge
Construct a recharge well
(refer section on recharge wells) within a 20 ft radius of the bore well. A minimum of 3 ft distance to be maintained between the recharge well and the bore well.