Information on the development of drilling technology for geothermal heat and heat exchange wells.
A technology seed that enables the reduction of working hours and construction costs for heat exchange wells!
Fukushima Underground Development Co., Ltd. is developing a construction method for borehole heat exchangers called "Deep Well Borehole," which effectively utilizes the groundwater advection effect. This technology seed enables a reduction in working time and construction costs for heat exchange wells using the DTH (Down The Hole Hammer) drilling method. Additionally, it achieves a reduction of 30-40% in the number of wells required compared to conventional heat exchange wells. 【Features】 ■ Reduction in working time for heat exchange wells ■ Possible reduction in construction costs ■ Installation of heat exchangers simultaneously with drilling ■ Achieves a reduction of 30-40% in the number of wells required *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Ripple Effect】 ■Promotion and spread of geothermal systems due to reduced initial costs ■Job creation in the well-drilling industry within the prefecture *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Fukushima Underground Development Co., Ltd. is a company that primarily conducts surveys, analyses, and designs related to surface exploration, soil testing, and geological surveys. We engage in a wide range of activities, including soil contamination surveys using an anhydrous soil and groundwater investigation device for high-quality sampling, as well as groundwater contamination surveys. Our company contributes to harmonizing with the global environment and the effective utilization of Earth's resources.
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