Well structure having a screen element with wire supporting rods

Wells – Screens – Strip or rod

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166235, 210488, 21049701, E21B 4308

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050692798

ABSTRACT:
A well structure suitable for use as a shallow well having a large diameter includes a well curb, and one or more water intake segments mounted in a part of the well curb. Each water intake segments includes a frame made of a vertically arranged pair of flanges extending in the circumferential direction and a laterally arranged pair of flanges extending in the axial direction, the frame having a form which constitute a part of a cylinder, a screen element such as wires and wire supporting rods secured to the frame, and one or more reinforcing members secured at ends thereof to either of the vertically arranged pair of flanges or the laterally arranged pair of flanges for reinforcing the frame.

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patent: 4657079 (1987-04-01), Nagaoka
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patent: 4818403 (1989-04-01), Nagaoka

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