Drive pipe definition

Drive pipe means a casing string that is driven through unconsolidated sediment to stabilize the wellbore and isolate associated groundwater.
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Drive pipe means casing driven into a hole of slightly smaller diameter than the outside diameter of the pipe. "Groundwater" means that part of sub-surface water which is in the zone of saturation; any water below the water table.
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Examples of Drive pipe in a sentence

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