well drain

A 'well drain' is a system used to manage water, preventing flooding and waterlogging in various settings.

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Definition

B2Engineering

(technical)A system designed to collect and remove excess water from an area, typically involving a vertical shaft or pit that channels water away from the surface.

Example

  • The construction team installed a well drain to prevent water accumulation in the basement.

B2Agriculture

(technical)A device or structure used to facilitate the removal of groundwater or surface water to prevent flooding or waterlogging in agricultural fields.

Example

  • Farmers often use well drains to ensure their crops are not damaged by excessive water.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "well drain":

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