Technical review: practical guidelines for test pumping in water wells | ||||||
book coll. Reference Jan 2011 ; 104 pages ![]() Aut. Richard Boak Ed. CICR - Genève Downloadable format: PdF ![]() Downloadable from the publisher ![]() Editor Presentation ![]() The practical guidelines for test pumping presented in this publication reflect years of hands-on experience in borehole operation in both rural and urban settings, from Africa to the Middle East and Asia. In the water-stressed regions beset by armed conflict or rife with tension where ICRC engineers work, groundwater is the most suitable source of drinking water. A good understanding of borehole technology, along with a comprehensive analysis of the local situation that places human dignity and the needs of the community at the forefront while addressing wider environmental concerns, is a key element of any successful operation providing people with sustainable and cost-effective solutions. Target Audience:
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