Jetted Well definition

Jetted Well or “Sand Point Well” means a pipe with an attached well point or open-ended screen. The well is installed in unconsolidated formations by the washing action of a water jet.
Jetted Well means a well in which the drillhole excavation is made by the use of a high velocity jet of water.
Jetted Well means a well that is excavated using water pumped under pressure through a special washing point to create a water jet which cuts, abrades, or erodes material to form the well.

More Definitions of Jetted Well

Jetted Well means a well that is constructed using a high velocity stream of water.
Jetted Well means a well-constructed using a high velocity stream of water.
Jetted Well means any well made using water under pressure as a means of drilling or penetrating the ground.
Jetted Well means a pipe meeting Rule 40C-3.507, F.A.C., standards with an attached well point or open ended screen. The well is installed in unconsolidated formations by the washing action of a water jet.
Jetted Well means a well in which the drillhole excavation is made by the use of a

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