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| Respected Sir, My Self Pawar B.J., wants project ideas about the technique to detect water under earth surface to dig well or tubewell for the farming perpose. | |
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| Radar, ultrasound?
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| As far as I'm aware, there's still no technological method that's anywhere near as reliable as dowsing. | |
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| Dowsing isn't much better than chance. Someohow I would think that a proper geological survey carried out by real scientists would be more reliable than a load of loonies how think they know better. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dowsing#Evidence
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I'll give you a clue, it's not technological! Dowsing is in common every day use by the water companies. | ||
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| If what you're saying is true, then it's no wonder there are som many leaks. Leaks are easy to spot because you can easilly see the wather spouting up through the ground. Analysis of the water soon proves that it's tap water and not a natural spring.
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Interesting when a large water main bursts though - no problem spotting that! | ||
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| So if they use dowsers how do you suppose they distinguish from the water flowing through the pipes and the water leaking about of them? They don't, small leaks where the water escapes underground probably go unnoticed. If there's a huge leak and the water is filling an underground chamber, they can probably spot it because there'll be a huge drop in pressure.
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Because it's the most accurate way to find the spot to dig, and you don't want to know how much it costs for every hole that's dug! - they can't afford to dig in the wrong place too many times. | ||
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| Earth resisitivity probing will give a give a reasonable picture if done correctly, but only down 10-20 metres, dependent on electrode spacing. If the well needs to go down further, I'd have to go down 100m, local knowledge is sometimes the best guide. Also look for VLF systems. http://www.ldolphin.org/Geoarch.html Last edited by Super_voip; 8th March 2008 at 06:55 PM. | |
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Could to please point me to some more information. Here's the only thing I could find that water companies say about dowsing. Quote:
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| The Skeptics Society has a standing $200,000 prize for ANYONE who can demonstrate a better than 75% accuracy at dowsing under controlled conditions. The prize has stood unclaimed for over 10 years. Does that tell us something?
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http://www.randi.org/library/dowsing/ If it is to much to read, here is what James Randi says in a nutshell: "The bottom line is that they all fail , when properly and fairly tested. There are no exceptions." Honest test and the results: http://www.skeptics.com.au/articles/divining.htm Last edited by Rolf; 9th March 2008 at 04:24 AM. | ||
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