Steve Stone previews his microbial contamination workshop at Groundwater Week 2026.
Schnieders says the industry needs to be more proactive and [...]
A fast way of getting things done effectively without the use of chemicals.
Marvin F. Glotfelty, RG, answers the question of whether copper sulfate (CuSO4) is an option as a well treatment chemical.
Checking for contamination is important, but knowing about fouling and the ageing of the well are critical too.
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A case study shows regular operation and maintenance can mitigate arsenic issues.
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It’s important to understand and monitor the millions of microorganisms in water wells.
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Often idle for periods of a time, they can provide challenges in their use and operation.
Are we failing to maintain the well or did we construct the well poorly to begin with?
A better understanding of the conditions downhole is key to managing a well more effectively.
Evaluate the physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of the well to identify where problems or challenges are developing.
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Knowledge of biofouling mechanisms can help drive maintenance of well systems.
