Borehole Water Journal Online Magazine Volume 106, featuring articles on root cause analysis in failing pump installations, what to do if you're worried your borehole is running drying, a research project involving citizen science and a novel funding model, and new research from the WRC on rural water supply.
Photo Credit: Thank you to Aquaman Drilling Trust for allowing us to use their photographs for the cover, banner and Editorial Comment.
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In Part 3 of this series of articles aimed at ensuring a long and cost-effective borehole pump installation, we look at the need for Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and remedial strategies to prevent any further premature failures.
The Institute for Groundwater Studies, University of the Free State developed a Groundwater Dictionary to present the most current knowledge on the subject of groundwater science.
JG Afrika, a leading multi-disciplinary engineering and environmental consultancy, has grown its groundwater division by acquiring Geowater IQ, a specialist in the field of geohydrology, water-resource management, research and other related disciplines.
Congratulations to Jooste Cylinder & Pump Company on 50 years of servicing the groundwater industry.
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Borehole owners often worry that their borehole might be running dry. This article gives end-users of borehole water a better idea of how the water in their boreholes is recharged.