• Exercise 3. The specific capacity of a 100 mmdiameter well is 2 m3 / h/m. What is the safereturn of the well when it has descended 15m? Ifthe diameter of the well is increased to 200 mm,what must be the safe performance under thesame 15 m descent?

Given:- d=100mm specific capacity=2m3/h/m diameter increased to=200mm To find:- safe performance

Answered: The specific capacity of a 1 meter well…

The specific capacity of a 1 meter well is 2 m3 / h/m. What is the urn of the well when it has descended diameter of the well is increased to 2 at must be the safe performance unde ne 15 m descent?

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• Exercise 3. The specific capacity of a 100 mm
diameter well is 2 m3 / h/m. What is the safe
return of the well when it has descended 15m? If
the diameter of the well is increased to 200 mm,
what must be the safe performance under the
same 15 m descent?

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