TEST PUMPING Sample Clauses

TEST PUMPING. The contractor shall perform a test pump on the borehole to establish the safe yield. The test pumping shall consist of a step-drawdown test, constant discharge test and recovery test. These tests shall be done according to the SANS 10299-4:2003 edition 1.1. The constant discharge test shall be for a minimum period of 24 hours. Results must be captured on the datasheets as contained in the SANS document stated above. The contractor is also responsible to have the results evaluated by a registered geohydrologist to determine the safe abstraction rate. The evaluation of the results is for the contractor’s own cost. Failure of the pump on the constant discharge test will result in the test being aborted and restarted. Any test which is aborted due to pump failure shall be repeated after full recovery For office use only Version no: 12 Date: 15 February 2021 To be initialled by bidder Initial here of the water level. No payment shall be made for aborted test, or for standing time during water level recovery after aborted tests. Step-drawdown Test: Four x 1-hour steps, each at a different rate – incrementally increasing. During the last step try to draw the water level down to the pump depth. The yields to use for the steps are: • Step 1 – one third of the expected yield • Step 2 – two-thirds of the expected yield • Step 3 – equal to the expected yield • Step 4 – one and a half times the expected yield The planned steps can be adjusted during the test, although the yield during the individual steps must be constant. Yield must be measured at least 3 times during the test to ensure it is constant. Recovery of the water level after the step test should be monitored until the water level recovers to ~ 1 m of the static water level or for ~ 12 hours.
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TEST PUMPING. Establishing Aquifer Parameters by Borehole Test Pumping Test pumping of borehole enables measures of aquifer and Borehole parameters. The British Standard BS 6316: 1992 Code of Practice for Test Pumping of Water Xxxxx prescribes the following elements of test pumping;
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TEST PUMPING. A. After well has been developed, cleaned out, and depth accurately measured, well shall be test pumped for an estimated 24 hours.
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