Question 4 Three identical boreholes fully penetrate the depth of a 25m confined aquifer. The wells are pumped at a cons
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Question 4
Three identical boreholes fully penetrate the depth of a 25m confined aquifer. The wells are pumped at a constant rate for 20 hours after which time the drawdown at the observation point is 5m. Each of the pumping wells is positioned at a distance of 160m away from a central observation point. The permeability of the aquifer is 7.5m/day and its storage coefficient is 0.001.
It becomes necessary to increase the drawdown at the observation point requiring a fourth borehole, previously drilled and prepared at a distance of 125 m from the observation borehole, to be pumped at the same rate as the existing boreholes.
Calculate the additional drawdown achieved at the observation well after a further 28 hours of pumping all four active boreholes. You may use the Well Function table given and assume all wells are within the field of influence.
Question 4 Three identical boreholes fully penetrate the depth of a 25m confined aquifer. The wells are pumped at a constant rate for 20 hours after which time the drawdown at the observation point is 5m. Each of the pumping wells is positioned at a distance of 160m away from a central observation point. The permeability of the aquifer is 7.5m/day and its storage coefficient is 0.001. It becomes necessary to increase the drawdown at the observation point requiring a fourth borehole, previously drilled and prepared at a distance of 125 m from the observation borehole, to be pumped at the same rate as the existing boreholes. Calculate the additional drawdown achieved at the observation well after a further 28 hours of pumping all four active boreholes. You may use the Well Function table given and assume all wells are within the field of influence.
Three identical boreholes fully penetrate the depth of a 25m confined aquifer. The wells are pumped at a constant rate for 20 hours after which time the drawdown at the observation point is 5m. Each of the pumping wells is positioned at a distance of 160m away from a central observation point. The permeability of the aquifer is 7.5m/day and its storage coefficient is 0.001.
It becomes necessary to increase the drawdown at the observation point requiring a fourth borehole, previously drilled and prepared at a distance of 125 m from the observation borehole, to be pumped at the same rate as the existing boreholes.
Calculate the additional drawdown achieved at the observation well after a further 28 hours of pumping all four active boreholes. You may use the Well Function table given and assume all wells are within the field of influence.
Question 4 Three identical boreholes fully penetrate the depth of a 25m confined aquifer. The wells are pumped at a constant rate for 20 hours after which time the drawdown at the observation point is 5m. Each of the pumping wells is positioned at a distance of 160m away from a central observation point. The permeability of the aquifer is 7.5m/day and its storage coefficient is 0.001. It becomes necessary to increase the drawdown at the observation point requiring a fourth borehole, previously drilled and prepared at a distance of 125 m from the observation borehole, to be pumped at the same rate as the existing boreholes. Calculate the additional drawdown achieved at the observation well after a further 28 hours of pumping all four active boreholes. You may use the Well Function table given and assume all wells are within the field of influence.