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Written by m2
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Monday, 30 March 2009 10:58 |
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Bottled Artesian Water
When an artesian aquifer is tapped, pressure in the aquifer will force the water up the well without the use of a mechanical aid. The aquifer is surrounded by impermeable rock and typically made of sandstone or other porous rocks or sediment.
The pressure built up in a sloped aquifer will push water to the surface and may create a permanent fountain. Artesian water matches spring water’s range of characteristics. Vendors often promote a brand’s "artesian" quality as a distinguishing factor.
Examples of a bottled artesian waters include Fiji and Voss and deVine Water from the US.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 March 2013 12:23 )
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