6 MAY 2021 WorldWide Drilling Resource® Proudly Made in the United States of America - delivered WorldWide! WorldWide Drilling Resource WorldWide Drilling Resource® The complete magazine for the drilling industry worldwide, owned by drilling industry associates dedicated to bringing the most up-to-date technology and information to subscribers. Covering construction-geotechnical, directional, environmental, explorationblasthole, shallow gas & oil, geothermal, mining, water well, irrigation, wastewater; from bits, to pumps, to rigs, to tanks, through wire, and more - whatever it takes to get the drilling job completed! Managing Publisher/CEO/President: Veronica I. “Ronnie” Jones Vice President: Troy Cunningham Chief Marketing Officer: Ed Moranski Office Administrator: Michele Stevens Editor: Bonnie Love Editorial Assistant: Carol Schimpf Public Relations Professional: Sheryl Day Representative: Marie Cunningham Editorial Contributors for this month: Mark Battersby Tim Connor Jim Kuebelbeck Thomas Kwader Ron Peterson Tim Rasmussen “Billy Bob Smith” Britt Storkson Robert Evans Wilson, Jr. Hyd/Eng Consultant: Thomas Kwader, Ph.D.,P.G. Consultant: Mary Ann Pelletier *Editorial contributions & advertisements include statements of fact and opinions that are the sole responsibility of the author and/or companies and do not necessarily imply any opinion of the owners, management, or staff of WorldWide Drilling Resource®. Images may have been altered for clarity. Complete advertising information may be found at: www.worldwidedrillingresource.com or by calling 850-547-0102. WorldWide Drilling Resource® makes every effort not to place advertisements for “like” products on the same page in our publication; this may occur however, due to size and space within the publication. We regret any inconvenience this may cause our advertisers. WorldWide Drilling Resource® is published monthly by: WorldWide Drilling Resource, Inc., a Florida Corporation, independently owned and operated. PO Box 660 (3089 Northride Lane) Bonifay FL 32425-0660. Telephone: 850-547-0102 Fax: 850-547-0329 E-mail: wwdr@worldwidedrillingresource.com Website: www.worldwidedrillingresource.com Copyright 2021, WorldWide Drilling Resource, Inc. Seen by countless WorldWide. Publication Agreement No. 40892520. Back issues may be requested. Cost per issue $10.00 USD. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any manner without the strict written consent of the publishers. Advertising rates furnished upon request. Editorial contributions are welcome subject to editorial review.* WorldWide Drilling Resource® reserves the right to refuse any advertisement. We Recycle Standing with our Drilling Industry Yesterday ~ Today ~ Tomorrow See you on the trail . . . Look for the Red Jacketsat IFCEE in Dallas, Texas With Pen - Computer in hand . . . Veronica I. “Ronnie” Jones, 850-547-0102 ronnie@worldwidedrillingresource.com MEMORIAL DAY is May 31st ~ Say a prayer for all those who died in Service to our Country; for without their sacrifice and the sacrifices of their families, we would not be a free nation and be able to make the choices we make. God Bless all those who serve our country ~ and that means each of you as well, whether you be a fireman, police officer, doctor, lawyer, farmer, housewife, blue collar, or white collar worker, it takes hard work to own, operate, or work for someone else so we can bring smiles to those around us and give our families what they need and deserve. As May is upon us, I seem to remember (and this was many moons ago) we had a parade in the small town of Vincentown, NJ. In that parade, were two young girls. Yup, you guessed it ~ one of them was me, and the other was my best friend Rita. We weren’t rich by any stretch of the imagination. Rita’s father worked at the chemical plant a short way from her home; my mom and dad both worked at J & H Garage. They owned it, I’m very proud to say. Rita and I would fancy up our bikes, and dad would put them in the back of his truck and drive us to the starting point of the parade ~ known as The Memorial Day Parade. On the ends of the handles of the bikes were long colored strings of some sort, red, white, and blue; and in the spokes of the wheels were colored pieces of cardboard or paper as I remember. Those memories of days gone by and the smiles on people’s faces watching in awe of that small town parade honoring the fallen. Always work hard for our country. Stand up for what you believe in. It’s the right thing to do. Stay Safe. Featured Articles for May - Pumps / Dewatering Strong Dewatering Pumps are Hard at Work in Mexico Page 42 Keeping HDD Sites Cool Page 7 High-Performance Drives for Pumps Page 31 Water Everywhere Page 41 Gas & Oil Pumps Page 15,16
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