The application of heat and chemicals in the control of biofouling events in wells
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The application of heat and chemicals in the control of biofouling events in wells
(The sustainable well series)
Lewis Publishers, c1999
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Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. [175]-176) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Application of heat and chemicals to a biofouling well is a relatively new approach for water well rehabilitation.
For the first time, The Application of Heat and Chemicals in the Control of Biofouling Events in Wells explains what many microbiologists now believe is the most effective form of treatment: pasteurization and application of chemicals.
Consider an increasingly prevalent alternative to traditional forms of encrustation: an approach which recognizes that water wells are conduits to the sub-surface realm, whose organisms impact the production characteristics of wells.
Features
Table of Contents
Theoretical Perceptions of a Functioning Water Well
Application of Heat and Chemicals in the Control of Biofouling Events in Wells
Revisions and Retrofitting, Bringing Down the Cost
Discussions
Appendix: Definition of Terms
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