Grundvandsboring
En grundvandsboring er en boring igennem et grundvandsmagasin, som skal hente grundvand op som drikkevand. Disse boringer bliver oftest anvendt af vandværker til forsyning af beboelser, men bryggerier og andre virksomheder bruger dem også som brønd for deres mineralvandsmærker. De tre bedst sælgende "kildevand" i Danmark, Aqua d’or, Egekilde og Carlsberg Kildevæld, er alle tappet fra grundvandsboringer.[1]
Danmarks dybeste grundvandsboring er 415 meter, og findes lige syd for Tinglev i Aabenraa Kommune.[2]
Se også
Referencer
- ^ Tjørner, Tina (17. august 2010). "STOR TEST: Kildevand er det rene snyd". BT. Arkiveret fra originalen 21. april 2012. Hentet 28. januar 2016.
- ^ "Danmarks dybeste grundvandsboring". tinglevboringen.dk. Arkiveret fra originalen 31. januar 2016. Hentet 28. januar 2016.
Eksterne henvisninger
- Grundvandsboringer (Webside ikke længere tilgængelig) på vandcenter.dk
- JUPITER-databasen Arkiveret 7. januar 2016 hos Wayback Machine, GEUS database over samtlige boringer i Danmark
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A Thames Water borehole into the chalk aquifer under the North Downs, England at Albury. my picture, March 2009
A Thames Water borehole into the chalk aquifer under the North Downs, England at Albury. my picture, March 2009
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U.S. Army 257th Engineer Team members prepare to drill the first of four wells during a 24-hour well drilling operations just outside Camp Lemonnier here, March 12. This project allowed the team to evaluate the water tables in the aquifer and make plans for camp expansion. The well development project directly supports Camp Lemonnier's initiative to identify alternative well locations and assist in development of camp infrastructure.
U.S. Army 257th Engineer Team members prepare to drill the first of four wells during a 24-hour well drilling operations just outside Camp Lemonnier here, March 12. This project allowed the team to evaluate the water tables in the aquifer and make plans for camp expansion. The well development project directly supports Camp Lemonnier's initiative to identify alternative well locations and assist in development of camp infrastructure.