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User's guide of Proceessing Modflow 5.0

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Processing <strong>Modflow</strong> 275<br />

6.5 Geotechniques<br />

6.5.1 Inflow <strong>of</strong> Water into an Excavation Pit<br />

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Overview <strong>of</strong> the Problem<br />

Fig. 6.43 shows a plan view and a cross section through a shallow aquifer situated in a valley.<br />

In the north the aquifer is bounded by the outcrop <strong>of</strong> the sediments in the valley, while the south<br />

boundary is a river, which is in contact with the aquifer. The aquifer extends several kilometers<br />

to the west and east, it is unconfined, homogeneous and isotropic. The top and bottom<br />

elevations <strong>of</strong> the aquifer are 7 m and 0 m, respectively. The average horizontal hydraulic<br />

conductivity <strong>of</strong> the sandy sediments is 0.001 m/s; the effective porosity is 0.15. The<br />

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groundwater recharge from precipitation is 6×10 m /s/m . The water stage in the river is 5 m<br />

above the flat aquifer bottom, which is the reference level for the simulation. At a distance <strong>of</strong><br />

200 m from the river there is an excavation pit. The length <strong>of</strong> the pit is 200 m, the width 100 m.<br />

The bottom <strong>of</strong> the excavation is 3 m above the aquifer bottom.<br />

Your task is to calculate the inflow into the pit and show head contours and catchment area<br />

<strong>of</strong> the pit.<br />

Fig. 6.43 Problem description<br />

6.5.1 Inflow <strong>of</strong> Water into an Excavation Pit

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