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With the addition of three boreholes, Prince Albert Local Municipality was able to resolve supply issues arising from the low yield from existing boreholes, and the poor water quality that strained the municipality’s reverse osmosis (RO) treatment system.
John Tonkin discusses two very different applications that require very different pumps to deliver the required flow rates.
While domestic boreholes do not usually require licences to abstract groundwater, there are some possible exceptions. There is also the growing need for South Africans to become more responsible water users.
The NGA is a web enabled database system that allows capturing, viewing, modifying and extraction of groundwater related data by registered users.
After being involved with the Borehole Water Association for 32 years, L’aura has earned a well-deserved retirement.
Congratulations to Ground Water Practitioners (GWP) on your 40th anniversary.
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