Posted by dpendzic on April 21, 2012 at 18:03:56 from (72.70.241.119):
In Reply to: Well water question posted by JayinNY on April 21, 2012 at 09:29:12:
Just about all ground water is from rain, even if you have a stream or pond nearby they got there water from rain. every well, depending on the porosity of the soil or cracks in the bedrock, and the static groundwater level, will produce its own GPM. If any one of these characteristics change the GPM will change.It may go up or down. 15 GPM is considered a good producing well. If the well produces less than that and you are drawing more than it can supply you will run dry. To counteract this low flow a submersible pump can be placed much lower than the static water level in the well and the volume of water above it should be more than the capacity of your tank
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