A tube well penetrates into an unconfined aquifer having a saturated depth of 80 m. When the drawdown was 12 m discharge from the well was 180 litres per minute. Assume steady state condition and radius of circle of influence same for both cases. Calculate the discharge at 18 m drawdown.

A tube well penetrates into an unconfined aquifer having a saturated depth of 80 m. When the drawdown was 12 m discharge from the well was 180 litres per minute. Assume steady state condition and radius of circle of influence same for both cases. Calculate the discharge at 18 m drawdown.

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