Apparatus and method for water well cleaning
a technology for water wells and apparatus, applied in drinking water installation, borehole/well accessories, construction, etc., can solve the problems of affecting the integrity of the water well, introducing such a large volume of water, and not being recommended or commercially used today, and achieving less time-consuming or less invasive methods.
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[0047]The drawings presented are not to scale and are presented for instructional purposes.
[0048]FIG. 1 illustrates an overall view of the invention for delivery of high pressure streams of fluid into well W.
[0049]Primary tool 10 is lowered into well W down to the target depth by stainless steel coiled tubing 12 from a hydraulically driven reel 14 installed on a service vehicle 16 above surface A. Tubing 12 must be capable of withstanding a flow pressure of at least 15,000 psi. As can be best viewed in FIGS. 2 and 4, primary tool 10 is lowered to the portion of the well, which in this example is adjacent to slot perforations represented by the dashed line S, surrounded by gravel pack G.
[0050]The distal end of tubing 12 is operably connected to primary tool 10 as described later in detail. When reel 14 is used to unwind tubing 12 to lower primary tool 10 to the target depth, i.e. the lowermost portion of the well to be cleaned, which generally can be at a depth anywhere from 50 to 3,...
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