Water Wells
Water Well management
In this section you will find the list of all the wells registered in the system.
At the bottom a map is shown with the location of all the wells that have been loaded into the system.
To add a new well, click the [ + ] button
By clicking on [ ፧ ] at the end of the line, you will find the following options:
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Well's Details
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Edit Well
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New Service Order
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Print Details
By clicking on "New Service Order" a new service order called "Add Service Order for an existing Well"
Add a Water Well
To add a water well, the Customer and its respective Branch must have been created in the system.
Follow these steps:
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From the home page, click Wells. The system will open the Wells Management Page.
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Go to Add Well, clicking [ + ] from Wells Management Page.
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The system will open a New Service Order to Drill a new Well
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Choose the Customer from the drop-down list
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Choose the Branch from the drop-down list
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Enter the Well Name
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Check the Well status
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“Drilling” if it is a new well to be drilled
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"Active" if the well is operational
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"Inactive" for a well that is no longer working
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Enter the Well Description
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Enter the Building Date
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At the Built by Driller option,
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Select "YES" when the well has been built by your company
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Select "NO" when the well has been built by another company
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Enter the Order description
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Enter the Well Location:
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Check the following:
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Branch Country
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Branch State
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Branch Address
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Branch Description
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Enter the well location Latitude and Longitude. Switch to degrees if necessary. The system will show the current location of the well in the map with the red indicator.
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Enter Notes and Observations
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Click Save to keep the changes or Back to discard them.
Well Status
This is a very useful indicator.
The well status is used to indicate the usability condition of each well.
With this indicator, you will be able to audit how many wells of each status you have in the system.
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Drilling Status:
This will be the status by default when creating a new well.
It indicates that the Well is under construction.
When a well has this status, the system allows to change its "Location" and "Well Log".
It is not possible to add new services to wells in Drilling Status, like pump placement, etc.
Load the Location and the Well Log correctly into the system before changing the status to Active.
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Active Status:
The Active status indicates that the well is completely suited to work properly.
When a Well is in Active Status, the system does not allow to change its location and Well Log sections directly in the Well Details page. To do so, click the Edit button at the end of the Well Details page.
With this status you can add all the service orders you want, but it protects the Location and Well Log sections.
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Inactive Status:
In Water Well Online, wells with Service Orders created cannot be eliminated.
This status indicates that the well is currently unusable or damaged, but it was an Active well in the past.
Historical information from the well is kept in the system so the user can have information at hand about its location, performance and service orders.
Well Location
This information refers to the geographical coordinates where the well is located: Latitude and Longitude.
Check / uncheck the "Switch to degree coordinates" checkbox to switch between "Decimal degree coordinates" or enter "Degrees, minutes, seconds, and hemisphere" for the well location coordinates.
Once the Location has been entered in the system, it will show the current location of the well in the map with the red indicator.
Click the red pointer on the map to adjust the well’s final position if necessary.
Well Logs
If your company is drilling the well, or has access to the well logs.
This section keeps information about:
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Soil Formations (the different layers of soil found in the borehole)
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The well Casing and its respective screens or slotted pipes
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The Annular Seal
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Well Profile
The Well Logs data is the information used to build the “Well Profile”, a graphic representation of the well.
The "Well profile" can be printed or downloaded as a PDF to give to your costumer.
Formations
Formations are a section of the Well Logs data, where the different layers of soil in the borehole will be entered into the system.
Enter each Formation data in each row, by indicating:
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Start Depth
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Finish Depth
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Diameter
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Formation: select one from the drop-down list
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Drilling Speed
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Details: enter additional information as needed, i.e. drilling method, the drilling bit, qualities of the drilling mud and its additives and / or any relevant information.
To add a row or new formation, click on the add symbol [ + ].
To delete a row or formation, click on the trash can symbol.
Note: to change the system of units used from inches to feet, meters or other go to Driller Information
Casing
Casing is another section of the Well Logs Data, where the different casings used, and its respective screens or slotted pipes will be entered into the system.
Enter each Casing data in each row, by indicating:
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Start Depth
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Finish Depth
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Diameter
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Material: select one from the drop-down list
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Screen: select YES or NO from the drop-down list
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Details: enter additional information as needed like caliber, thickness, conditions (new or used) and / or any relevant information.
To add a row or new Casing, click on the add symbol [ + ].
To delete a row or Casing, click on the trash can symbol.
Note: to change the system of units used from inches to feet, meters or other go to Driller Information
Annular Seal
This section of the Well Logs data contains information about the Annular Seal built into the well.
Enter Annular Seal data, by indicating:
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Finish Depth
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Diameter
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Material: select one from the drop-down list
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Details: enter additional information as needed like caliber, thickness, conditions (new or used) and / or any relevant information.
The annular seal consists of a single line.
Note: to change the system of units used from inches to meters go to Driller Information
Well Profile
The "Well Profile" is a graphic representation of the data entered into Formations, Casing and Annular Seal generated by the system.
The well profile will be generated after having saved the formations, casing and the annular seal.
The “Well Profile” file is printable and downloadable.
