Drive Shoe definition
Drive Shoe means any device specifically designed, fabricated, and installed to protect the bottom end of a water well casing or liner pipe from collapse or other damage while the casing or liner pipe is being driven into place in a water well.
Drive Shoe means a manufactured hardened steel collar with a beveled cutting edge that is attached to the lower end of a steel casing by threading or welding to protect the casing as it is driven.
Drive Shoe means a device fastened to the bottom of a length of casing to aid in driving the well casing.
More Definitions of Drive Shoe
Drive Shoe means any device specifically designed, fabricated, and installed to protect the bottom end of a water well casing or liner pipe from collapse or other
Drive Shoe means a commercially manufactured forged or tempered steel sleeve with a cutting edge that is attached to the bottom of a drive pipe or well casing to act as a cutting edge or protector for the lower edge of the drive pipe or well casing as it advances and to make a good seal with the rock formation in the well;
Drive Shoe means a device fastened to the bottom of a length of casing to aid in driving the well casing. “Driven Well” means a well that is constructed by means of pushing or hammering a casing and screen including direct push methods, and that does not create an annular space.