The Granite Belt, Queensland
The following Case studies have been prepared from Sustainable Water's projects
Jim Conley
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Project 1
Per a comprehensive DNRME Report, the best bores in the area were between 1.0 – 3.0 litres per sec (800 – 2,400 gallons per hour).
Having lived on the property his entire life, the client had lost count of the dry bores over the years. The best of the two producing bores on his property was producing 1.5 litres per second (1,200 gallons per hour). The last 4 drilling attempts were dry bores.
Then he consulted with Sustainable Water Pty Ltd.
- 3 High Probability Zones (HPZs) were identified on the property through the Stage 1 mapping and analysis. Each site had on-site survey Stage 2 data collected (Passive Seismic data and Gamma data).
- The best site was prioritized and drilled to over 290m. Water came in as several levels.
- Total water came to 19.1 litres per second (15,280 gallons per hour)
Project 2
A neighbor, seeing the success, requested the services of Sustainable Water Pty Ltd.
“The resulting water has meant an enormous difference for my property; the water quality testing revealed pristine drinking-quality water at just under 10,000 gallons per hour. This has been a complete game changer!” DS
- 3 High Probability Zones (HPZs) were identified on the property through the Stage 1 mapping and analysis. Each site had on-site survey Stage 2 data collected (Passive Seismic data and Gamma data).
- The best site was prioritized and drilled to over 300m. Water came in as many levels.
- Total water came to 12 litres per second (9,600 gallons per hour)
Water inflow | Litres per second | Gallons per hour |
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PROJECT 1 - multiple inflows | 19.1 | 15,200 |
PROJECT 2 - multiple inflows | 12.0 | 9,600 |