The second part (second day) of the Canadian pit installation.
We're going on with the final part of the land parcel length, then we'll finish the well in the width of the land parcel.
At last, we've reached 3,85 meter in depth for the "T" connector used as the start point of the rising part of the Canadian well, which is actually the entrance to the well.
This entrance tube rises too much above the land, but we'll only cut it once the garden land will be finished.
After being cut, we'll place the coarse intake filter and then cover the tube with a top enclosure.
You'll see that when we'll reach this step in the project, meanwhile if you can't wait, just have a look at the Canadian well supplier web site ;-)
Canadian well supplier:
www.lepuitscanadien.fr/
Learn more on:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground-...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windcat...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heating...
(NB: I'm not a fan of what is given as an example of the system used by the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago.
I personally think that heating up the water of the river, even by a few °C/°F is a change to the original state of the environment for the plants and fish living there. But that's only my opinion.)