Dear Dane It is a very nice video from both a practical and conceptual aspects. I haven't come across such a lecture during my entire academics. In this video, I am unable to understand the concept " Is the hydrostatic water pressure enough to collapse the strata by withdrawing water?" Thanking you
Clear explanation. How do you know the surface area that you are pumping though? Since pumping forms a cone of depression (rather than a rectangular area that lowers evenly) how can you use storativity to make calculations about how much water will be extracted?
Nice video! But what I don't understand is how we "lower the hydraulic head with one unit". What are we doing then? Are we doing something with the well? Pumping out water?
for some reason these concepts never stick in my head and i always have to come back to this video!
Thank you very much Dane for the lucid explanation of this topic. I am indeed very grateful to you!!
great video, way better than my university lectures
Thank you very much Sir for the clear explanation!! This video helped me a lot in understanding Confined Aquifers!!
Great. These things confused me a lot before.
Thanks for the video
Dear Dane
It is a very nice video from both a practical and conceptual aspects. I haven't come across such a lecture during my entire academics. In this video, I am unable to understand the concept " Is the hydrostatic water pressure enough to collapse the strata by withdrawing water?"
Thanking you
Super❤❤
Thanks! Great video!
Keep uploading such videos 😊😊
Clear explanation. How do you know the surface area that you are pumping though? Since pumping forms a cone of depression (rather than a rectangular area that lowers evenly) how can you use storativity to make calculations about how much water will be extracted?
If possible ....can you make some numerical questions based on this topic?.... which should be helpful to better understand.. 🤷🏼♀️
Nice video! But what I don't understand is how we "lower the hydraulic head with one unit". What are we doing then? Are we doing something with the well? Pumping out water?
Yes, groundwater pumping from a well will lower the hydraulic head at the well, which in turn creates a low point in the aquifer at the well
really good video - -from a future water modeler lol
Thanks dude!!!
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCHHH
It's been a long time~
Indeed!