drivepipe
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drivepipe
[′drīv‚pīp] (engineering)
A thick-walled casing pipe that is driven through overburden or into a deep drill hole to prevent caving.
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drivepipe
A pipe, one end of which is sharpened for driving it into the ground; used to obtain a sample in situ, to reach water, etc.
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