Tutorial manual borehole drilling, SHIPO method
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- This tutorial explains manual borehole drilling with locally made equipment up to 40m. Animations show what is happening in the ground.
SHIPO drilling is a combination of several techniques and can reach 40m deep.
The video explains about:
- stone punching
- augering
- percussion jetting
- (hand) slugging
- casing pipe design
- casing installation
- developing and cleaning the borehole
All in 15 minutes only. But remember Simple is not Easy, lots of practice and guidance by professionals is needed to become a good manual driller. This can be provided by one of the SMART Centres close to you see www.smartcentregroup.com.
Free manuals are available at www.jacana.help/resources/water
Thank you for such a detailed explanation, not just of the process, but of the different tool heads and their applications.
You are very welcome. Did you also see: th-cam.com/video/54MFysIzQ20/w-d-xo.html and the tutorial on borehole siting using electric sounding: th-cam.com/video/obldlEVuNek/w-d-xo.html
You are very welcome Jared Miller
The animation and your description makes this video the best I've ever seen. Thank you for posting
Thanks a lot. Allow me to forward your compliment to Collins Msusonda (www.linkedin.com/in/collinsmusonda) who is working on an other animation (for Muzuzu) drilling at this moment. By the way, there are free manuals at www.jacana.help/resources/water
This is the way to go to easily attain portable clean water for all. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Moses Saranta, did you also see the even more easy methode: th-cam.com/video/54MFysIzQ20/w-d-xo.html ?
Great tutorial. Greetings from Brazil
Very informative. I learned a lot. Thank you great man
Nice job
Parabéns excelente vídeo
I am very impressed with this video and business. Excellent work.
Thanks
excellent!
Simple is not easy, I will remember that .
Muy bueno.👏👏🇦🇷 felicitaciones desde Argentina.👍
Gracias
This is a very helpful 👍 drilling video tutorial.very detailed.thank you so much for sharing brother
You are welcome sir. Did you also download the manual for making the drilling equipment and the manual for drilling at www.jacana.help/resources ?
@@JacanaHelp yes brother. Pakita ko sa welder. Thank you so much.
Fantastic video, I didn't know you could make a borehole this way. Thanks for sharing!
You are welcome, there are more ways of drilling boreholes manually. SHIPO drilling combines a few technologies in order to be able to work is most types of soil structures. If you are interested in other methodes have a look at www.jacana.help/resources/water
Good job
Very detailed explanation...
Good job guys...
Go Zambia Goo..............
Thanks, there are also other types of manual drilling have a look at www.jacana.help/resources/water
Good job the best 👍
Thanks Raul
Better than most hybrid low tech methods. Most information is correct. I would make a few suggestions if they are wanted. Having worked in water drilling for some years. Will try to survey the other video and publication.
Yes, Braith. Your suggestions are very welcome. More videos and manuals on affordable water supply are at jacana.help/resources.
Hello Braith Miller, If you have suggestions, please let me know. Thanks
@@JacanaHelp I will. Better to review your information to do it better. Some woud be improvements.
The mortar-cement seal was the only one that could potentially cause problems the way I observed and heard the description. Assuming that bentonite clay may be unavailable or expensive local dried heavy clay chips should go down prior to prevent cement-sand from actually potentially ruining the well. Bentonite from the gravel pack to the soil grade is perfectly acceptable. Various codes in some places require mortar-bentonite seals honestly not better so if it costs more don't do it.
Most drilling methods need to be modified for each local conditions.
I have an interest in helping further.
@@braithmiller Thanks, Good suggestion. I never heard about sand/cement running down into the gravel pack that far. But it still makes sense. In Zambia WARMA is the groundwater authority overseeing our work.
Thanks for the input.
@@JacanaHelp It is a risk I would not take without at least 20+ kilo of bentonite or local heavy clay chips settled on the top of the gravel pack first. You may by process get a natural clay barrier on the gravel pack. Regardless compliance with local rules. They will be interesting to know. They vary here, some not making sense.
Sangat luar biasa bagus, sangat bermanfaat insyaallah,, Terimakasih
Hello Eka Yuni Putra, can you confirm that the translation from Indonesian of your comment is "Very very good, very useful, God willing, Thank you" ?
If so, Thank you very much...
Iya, sangat bermanfaat
Terimakasih
wow good work keep it up! impressive what can be done without a machine
Thanks, it's hard work though. You need men like machines ; )
Perfetto
Hopefully other people will be encouraged to find water from this video. Any idea how expensive it is to get these tools together?
In total it is about 1000 euro.
Muy bueno
Thanks
Hola disculpen podrían explicar éste video en español
Nice video.... Many thanks.
Can I flush my borehole by myself.
I have a petrol pump and a hose long enough to touch the base of my borehole. My borehole is 30m deep. It always get dirty when ever it rains.
I think you can: Cleaning means loosing the dirt particles in the slots of the casing (for example with Swabbing) and as quickly as possible pump all of that dirt out and don't stop until water is clear. For swabbing you can use a piece of rubber that is almost the size of the casing (internal diameter) and under that rubber you make a stronger piece of plastic, a bit smaller than the rubber. Attach both to a strong enough pipe push it down slowly to the very bottom and pull it up fast to suck the dirt out of the slots. this way you wash the full length of the filter-screen (place where the casing has slots). After that quickly pump out the dirt with a pump that can handle dirty water. Don't allow the dirt to settle in the bottom of your borehole.
Another thing to do could be to place the pump at a different spot in the casing. Place it at a spot where there are no slots in the casing.
Let us know how this works out for you. Thanks and good luck.
I am very impressed with this video and business. Excellent work. But why use hand not machine?
In Africa people have time and are strong but money . . .
The machine will charge a lot of money, so it's better to do it yourself if you get the tools and time. The community will do the job together without any cost.
Where can I get the equipment, I mean the auger and the stone punch?
Two options: 1 If you know how to weld, you can learn to make them yourself at www.jacana.help/resources/water . 2 Or you order them from one of the welders we trained for example in Zambia, Tanzania, Malawi, Mozambique, Kenya or Ethiopia. Let me know what works best for you.
How many days did it took to drill all this?
Rural Africa does not have money but it has plenty of time. the time needed depends a lot of the soil structure. An affordable electrical survey HEP and VES helps to determine the best location and drilling technology to use. More on that, see: th-cam.com/video/3QHpT1xYuss/w-d-xo.html. There are manuals how to make and use the equipment at www.jacana.help/resources/water Now to answer your question: On average a drilling a borehole to 24m costs about a week.
can one of these tools actually cut a layer of pure rock?
Teams are cutting through pure rock layers if they are not too thick. Of cause the challenge is that you don't know how thick the layer is. So they often try for half a day or even a day making little progress hoping to shoot through.
What helps a lot is to do Vectical Electrical Sounding measurements to determine the best place to drill. The equipment can be locally made and use, manuals are at www.jacana.help/resources (short video on VES: th-cam.com/video/3QHpT1xYuss/w-d-xo.html). We -for example- are in a place in Zambia that is "limited suitable for manual drilling" other manual drilling techniques fail easily. But when we combine VES measurements with SHIPO-drilling, the drilling success rate is above 90%.
How many metar deep.
Today a team reached 52 meter. But it very much depends on the type of soil. This method can break some rocks but not massive rocks. at www.jacana.help/mwater you can find a map of what is drilled with this method in Zambia. There are also teams in Tanzania, Malawi, Mozambique, Kenya and Ethiopia using this method.
Is it found in kenya
Not sure about Kenya, we drilled in 2012 or so a few boreholes in Illeret above Marasbiet but there were no funds to train drillers.
You can ask www.smartcentregroup.com they coordinate this.
Where are the from
Where are you from
In Uganda 🇺🇬 please contacts
You can contact us via the "(off-line) chat" option on web-site jacana.help (left bottom corner of the screen).
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