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Valveman,

Thanks for bringing in the maintenance perspective of things. So if either method stops accepting water then a recharge well should be easier to maintain (or replace) than a large...

Situation and a need for quick assistance:

I'm currenty installing a geo system with a well-water sourced open loop. I have a choice of a recharge (dump) well or a really big french...

A bump from Thump :confused:

It's getting [too close] to time and pull the trigger and I'm seeking input on which way to go on the recharge well direction/reinjection pipe length questions posed...

I've been reading this thread with great interest as it touches on most of the things I am trying to do in this thread: [URL="http://www.terrylove.com/forums/showthread.php?t=27993"]

One of the...

Bill, thanks for the constructive input.

After reviewing more about the water-to-gas state Bill mentioned and outgassing issues of water at low *negative* pressures (in this case 27+- ft. @...

NHMaster,

I'm not sure what your saying here. Are geo systems as a class not economical to install or operate? Too difficult to implement and frought with excessive maintenance issues? Rich boy...

Hi Guys, thanks for the responses.

Bill I was under the impression that the weight of the water column in the supply well pipe would be mostly offset by the suction created by the pipe...

I have combined the following two posts from "Green Building Talk" into this thread in hopes of obtaining some expertise or direction. I am building in the coming months and am willing to experiment...