EBK WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING
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Author: Mays
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3. A well with diameter of 42cm fully penetrates 32m below the static water table. After 24
hours of pumping at a rate of 6m³/min, the water level in pumped well is dropped by 12.5m.
If the distance from the center of the main well to the point in the aquifer where the draw
down becomes zero is 250m: Determine
A. Specific capacity of the well
B. Transmissibility
C. Find the discharge of the main well if it penetrates the well partially (16m below the
water table).
D. The percentage increase/decrease in the yield of the well because of partial
penetration
Consider a confined aquifer with a thickness of 12 m and hydraulic conductivity of 20 m/day. This aquifer is fully penetrated by a pumping well having a radius of 0.4 m and is operating at a discharge of 550 m3/day. Calculate the drawdown under steady-state condition in the pumping well and at a point located 41 m away from the well. Assume the radius of influence of the pumping is 310 m.
What is the pumping rate (in m°/d) required to create a
drawdown of 129 mm at 173.7 from the well after 25 days of
pumping. The aquifer is confined, and is 42.9 m thick and has a
K of 13.8 m/d. Take the specific storage as 1.7E-6 1/m.
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