for week of January 23, 2006:
Re-entry box (noun) A device that allows an annular sounding tube to re-enter the inside of the well casing at some depth within the well (usually just above the top of the well screen).
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for week of January 23, 2006: Re-entry box (noun) A device that allows an annular sounding tube to re-enter the inside of the well casing at some depth within the well (usually just above the top of the well screen). |
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