You may visit any bore recharge structure nearby to you and observe. It need not be the same method, any method followed by other organizations also okay.
@@RamamohanRV Thank You Sir For Replying I need to know the whether my dry broewell (which is 700 ft depth) and (water is available at 1200 ft ) can be recharged if possible can you please share your number
@@mohammedislamulhaq1238 please visit our office Water and Livelihoods Foundation, Tarnaka, Hyd on a working day and take advice from our expert geologist and hydrologists.
Please ask the local bore driller as he will know the depth of loose soil and what is best at that location. By the way, you did not share the location and it very much depends on the location.
A training event on how to design and execute such GPNs is scheduled during 22-24 Mar 2022. Those interested may contact me at wlfoundation@outlook.com (or) use the link: forms.gle/DtrWhcBFbE7JJLZF6 to register and participate.
@@rakeshgandikota24 The water budgeting principles apply to canal flow also, if you consider inflow into canal, outflow, seepage and evaporation apart from the actual usage. Best wishes.
Most useful presentation. If possible it should be brought before the public in urban and rural to educate the origin and value of water. Thank you sir for your valuable work. 💐🙏
No. We covered the holes with a mesh earlier, and the mesh got clogged with mud within 2-3 years. Then no recharge takes place. We observed recharge wells for 5-9 years so far. Therefore, do not cover with a mesh and provide only vertical slits, not holes.
