🔍 Well Inspection & Maintenance

After conducting an internal inspection of the well using a specialized camera, the condition of the well is carefully evaluated to identify any issues affecting water production efficiency. The process includes the following steps:

🔍 1. Identifying the Problem Through Imaging

• Presence of obstructions inside the well: Such as foreign objects or dropped equipment that block water flow or interfere with the pump.
• Clogged perforations or screens: Caused by the accumulation of mud, sand, or scale deposits, reducing water inflow.
• Scale buildup inside the well: Mineral deposits (e.g., calcium carbonate) from hard water that narrow the well diameter or block screens.
• Sediment or backfill accumulation: Due to partial collapse or intrusion of surrounding materials, hindering operation.

🧠 2. Determining the Appropriate Work Method

• Inspection results are analyzed by skilled specialists with expertise in well maintenance.
• The method of intervention is selected based on the type of issue, such as:

• Removing obstructions using specialized tools or magnets.
• Cleaning screens and perforations with high-pressure air or water jetting.
• Dissolving scale deposits using suitable chemical treatments (e.g., diluted acids).
• Extracting sediment through suction or mechanical cleaning.

🎯 Objectives of Maintenance

• Restore the well’s water production efficiency.
• Extend the operational lifespan of the well.
• Prevent future issues that may affect water quality or pump performance.

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