2020
DOI: 10.4314/gm.v20i2.2
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Borehole Rehabilitation: A Case Study in the Dunkwa Mining Town

Abstract: Rehabilitation works were carried out on boreholes in the Dunkwa Mining town in the Central Region of Ghana. These works were carried out because the boreholes had lost their original yields due to clogging, corrosion and encrustation and had been abandoned for a long time. The cost of drilling a new well and assessing the productivity of the well is $4,500 which is more expensive that carrying out rehabilitation works which is cheaper, about $800. Also, the initial yields of the boreholes were very high accor… Show more

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