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Find the diameter of well for the following data: Discharge required Thickness of confined aquifer Radius of influence Permeability coefficient Drawdown -0.08 m³/sec 30 m -300 m 60 m/day -5 m

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Find the diameter of well for the following data:
Discharge required
Thickness of confined aquifer
Radius of influence
Permeability coefficient
Drawdown
=0.08 m³/sec
30 m
300 m
=-60 m/day
-5 m

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