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Drainage equation

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Flow to horizontal drains in isotropic unconfined aquifers

David Andrew Barry

The Laplace-transform solution for the problem of flow to horizontal drains in an anisotropic unconfined aquifer is derived. The solution for the constant flux horizontal- well by Zhan and Zlotnik [Zhan, H., Zlotnik, V.A., 2002. Groundwater flow to a horiz ...
2006

Impact of Liquid Configuration and Flow Regimes on Macroscopic Transport Properties in Unsaturated Porous Media: A Lattice Boltzmann Study

Dani Or

The effect of flow regime and fluid morphology (distribution and spatial arrangement) on macroscopic transport properties (effective diffusion coefficient, hydraulic conductivity) was analyzed using a multi-component lattice Boltzmann model. Various flow r ...
2005

Coupling of free surface and groundwater flows

Alfio Quarteroni, Edie Miglio

We present some preliminary results on the coupling of shallow water equations for free surface flows and Darcy equation for groundwater flows. A suitable set of interface conditions is discussed: the Beavers-Joseph formula for bottom stress is used. An it ...
2003

Exploitation of northern peatlands and biodiversity maintenance: a conflict between economy and ecology

Alexandre Buttler, Edward Mitchell

Peatlands are ecosystems of exceptional conservation value because of their beauty, biodiversity, importance in global geochemical cycles, and the paleoenvironmental records they preserve. Commercial extraction and drainage for forestry or agriculture have ...
2003

Scope for further analytical solutions for constant-flux infiltration into a semi-infinite soil profile or redistribution in a finite soil profile

David Andrew Barry

We attempt to generate new solutions for the moisture content form of the one-dimensional Richards' [1931] equation using the Lisle [1992] equivalence mapping. This mapping is used as no more general set of transformations exists for mapping the one-dimens ...
2002

Mathematical and numerical models for coupling surface and groundwater flows

Alfio Quarteroni, Marco Discacciati, Edie Miglio

We present some results on coupling Navier-Stokes with shallow water equations for surface flows, and with Darcy's equation for groundwater flows. We discuss suitable interface conditions and show the well-posedness of the coupled problem in the case of a ...
2002

Gravimetric analysis of organic contamination in railway ballast

David Andrew Barry

Railway ballast provides both the foundation and drainage for railway track. It can become heavily contaminated with diesel fuel due to leakage and spillage. Typical analytical methods for soils may not be applicable to the assessment of ballast. The effic ...
2000

Les circulations d'eau dans les massifs cristallins alpins et leurs relations avec les ouvrages souterrains

The present study has been achieved within the framework of the scientific program AQUALP, supported by the EVIAN Foundation. Its theme is the study of the hydrogeology of the Alpine crystalline. The AQUALP programme consists of two co-coordinated parts : ...
EPFL1998

Fast, Accurate and Consistent Modeling of Drainage and Surrounding Terrain

Pascal Fua

We propose an automated approach to modeling drainage channels and, more generally, linear features that lie on the terrain|from multiple images. It produces models of the features and of the surrounding terrain that are accurate and consistent and require ...
Springer Verlag1998

Improved scaling technique for two-phase pressure- saturation relationships

David Andrew Barry

Current methods of scaling imbibition and drainage pressure- saturation data scale the capillary pressure head using ratios of surface tension, constant intrinsic contact angle, fluid density difference and bubbling pressure. These methods are applicable t ...
1997

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