tube well

A 'tube well' is a type of water well that uses a long, narrow tube to access underground water, commonly used in rural and agricultural areas.

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Definition

B2Water Supply

(technical)A water well constructed by drilling a hole into the earth and inserting a pipe to extract water from an underground source.

Example

  • The village relies on a tube well for its daily water needs.
  • Farmers use tube wells to irrigate their fields.

B2Agriculture

(regional)A well with a long tube used to draw water from an aquifer, often powered by a pump.

Example

  • The tube well ensures a steady water supply for the crops.
  • In many rural areas, tube wells are essential for irrigation.

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