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bore water

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bore water
water accumulated in aquifers below the earth's surface but available for farm use by sinking a bore pipe into the aquifer. May discharge to the surface (artesian bore) or need to be pumped to the surface (subartesian bore).


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Moreover, the company is making increased use of bore water, decreasing LG's reliance on the municipal water supply.
Birdsville gets about 70 per cent of its power from the heat in artesian bore water, while the WA area of Esperance at peak times gets almost 70 per cent of its electricity from the local wind farm (although wind power only fulfils about 22 per cent of the total demand).
Among the substances tested, chlorine, Virkon S and Virkon S for Aquaculture (virucidal disinfectants, Antec International Limited, Suffolk, UK), bore water and stored rainwater were found to significantly affect larval development at practically/commercially-relevant concentrations.
 
 
 
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