(b) During a recuperation test, the water level in an open well was depressed by pumping by 2.5 metres and is recuperated by an amount of 1.6 metres in 70 minutes. (i) Determine the yield from a well of 3 m diameter under a depression head of 3.5 metres. Also determine the diameter of the well to yield 10 litres/second under a depression head of 2.5 metres. (ii)

(b) During a recuperation test, the water level in an open well was depressed by pumping by 2.5 metres and is recuperated by an amount of 1.6 metres in 70 minutes. (i) Determine the yield from a well of 3 m diameter under a depression head of 3.5 metres. Also determine the diameter of the well to yield 10 litres/second under a depression head of 2.5 metres. (ii)

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