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Water Supply Well
Diagnostic Service
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BESST's DyeTracer system is the most powerful
diagnostic tool for characterizing flow dynamics within operating water
supply wells.
Increasingly stringent standards
for trace levels of contaminants like chromium, arsenic, TCP and nitrates,
combined with increased demand on groundwater resources have increased
demand for more efficient water supply well characterization.
Under exclusive license to BESST Inc. from the U.S. Geological Survey,
the DyeTracer system allows injection of minute concentrations of inert
dyes at varying well depths while the well is operating normally. The
return rate of the injected dye provides unparalleled data quality that
can be analyzed to determine flow dynamics throughout the well (click
here to see sample).
Combining BESST’s HydroBooster sampling system, the collection of
depth-discrete samples defines contaminant concentrations.
BESST provides a complete solution for water supply well diagnostics and
continuous well monitoring. Together, results from BESST's DyeTracer and
HydroBooster systems enable recommendations for pump repositioning, well
sleeving, or other mitigation options.
Water treatment cost savings
have been estimated at up to 80 percent annually in some cases. Other
obsolete methods of characterizing water-supply wells are relatively expensive,
involve disrupting water service, and may not yield water-quality and
flow velocity data representative of typical pumping conditions.
For Project Manager: Please download
the requirements (chain survey tool)) prior to yeild profiling service.
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+ Miniature Video Camera Survey Without Pump Removal
In addition to yeild profling service, BESST provides dynamic video survey
without pump removal for municipal, industrial, agricultural, groundwater
remediation and monitoring wells. 3/4" (OD) video camera survey with
pumping condition pinpoints....click here
for
more details.
See Example Project Pictures
  
Download DyeTracer Profiling Service information :
Production Well Profiling for flow velocity and water
quality sampling under dynamic flow conditions: without pump removal and
interruption of water service. Click here
(4.0mb) to download or open.
Download A Related Article: John
A Izbicki, Allen H Christensen, Mark W Newhouse,
Gregory A Smith, et. al., Jul/Aug 2005, Temporal Changes in the Vertical
Distribution of Flow and Chloride in Deep Wells, Ground Water Journal,
43, 4; Research Library Core pg. 531. Click
here to download or open (6.4mb)
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