Water Well Journal

February 2023

Water Well Journal

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So, as I've said several times already: air/foam systems are a less-air approach to air drilling. This is a necessity and not just a good suggestion. Jeff Blinn in "Using Air and Foam", page 36 PUNCH LIST The March issue of Water Well Journal is its annual pumps issue. Included will be feature articles on emerging trends relating to variable frequency drives and basic pump sizing tools and the 2023 pumps directory with details from all the major pump manufacturers. waterwelljournal.com 64 n February 2023 WWJ I've mud drilled back in the '80s and '90s, run a casing hammer since the early 2000s, but DR removes the need for a big rig and creates a safer, more controlled drilling experience. Chad Grignon in "Advantages of Dual Rotary", page 21 In 23 years of attending and exhibiting at NGWA, this is the best show we have had by far. Nicolas Steverlynck in "Roaring Back", page 30 Most of time we plan ahead, and we stock a lot of bits. So, we do not need much lead time as our inventory stays up with demand in the industry. It is rare that we do not have the item in stock that the customer is asking for. Tad Ackerman in "Water Well Journal Q&A", page 28 Bit life really comes down to three things. RPM, down pressure, and proper sharpening. Running proper RPM and maintaining adequate down pressure will extend the life both in gauge and button wear. Matthew Brown, CWD, CVCLD in "WWJ Closeup", page 9 A study of over 250,000 workers' comp claims found the average final settlement for a foot injury is more than $17,000. Clearly then, prevention of workplace foot injuries makes good sense for workers and employers. Alexandra Walsh in "Safety Starts with the Feet", page 46

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