pump well

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pump well - an enclosure in the middle of a ship's hold that protects the ship's pumps

well - an enclosed compartment in a ship or plane for holding something as e.g. fish or a plane's landing gear or for protecting something as e.g. a ship's pumps

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The indicator card is helpful to analyze the down-hole working condition of the sucker-rod pump wells [7], which can judge the operation condition of the sucker-rod pump well and provide reliable proof of high efficiency, reasonable exploitation for the oil well production.

Research on feature extraction of indicator card data for sucker-rod pump working condition diagnosis

The development of algorithms to automatically control the variable speed drives on beam pump wells added 1,250 barrels per day when it was rolled out across 80 wells in the Amal East field.

Oman petro giant PDO optimistic despite low oil prices in 2019

An additional 50 beam pump wells were connected to the 11 KV network, bringing the total number of phased-out Beam Pump rental diesel generators (converted to permanent power) to 579 in 2018.

Tatweer Petroleum succeeds in raising Bahrain Field output

Of the reported equity, the provincial government spent P79 million in the upgrading of hospital facilities and health services; P286 million on irrigation canals, pump wells and farmers' subsidies for certified seeds.

Luzon Newsbits for December 17, 2015

Landowners with rights could pump wells dry, regardless if that depletes wells of others.

In the US, clean water is no guarantee

The reservoir, atop the hill, uses the earth's natural gravity within the pipes to run the water down into 19 hand pump wells stationed at various locations within the camp.

Surviving in a settlement

The projects included 10 hand pump wells and a micro hydro electric power, he said.

Four uplift schemes executed

On Earth, they could help run irrigation systems, provide additional power for trains or telephone systems, pump wells, or just keep a village lighted.