What method is used to create a driven well?

The method of creating a driven well involves the use of a driving point with successive piping. This process entails using a special type of well point that is driven into the ground, typically using a hammer or a drive point attachment. As the point is driven deeper, it is followed by additional lengths of pipe that are added successively. This method is particularly effective in areas with shallow groundwater tables and can be used when the well needs to penetrate through various soil types to reach the aquifer.

This technique allows for the creation of a well that can be more easily installed in locations where traditional drilling may not be feasible or is cost-prohibitive. It also helps establish an efficient connection to the groundwater and often requires less specialized equipment compared to drilling methods. The process is straightforward and can be performed in a shorter timeframe compared to other well construction techniques.