charbeneau, 2000. porosity. figure 15.1 types of porous media freeze and cherry, 1979. n = v v / v t...

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Page 1: Charbeneau, 2000. porosity. Figure 15.1 Types of Porous Media Freeze and Cherry, 1979. n = V V / V T = Vol Voids / Total Vol

Charbeneau, 2000.

porosity

Page 2: Charbeneau, 2000. porosity. Figure 15.1 Types of Porous Media Freeze and Cherry, 1979. n = V V / V T = Vol Voids / Total Vol

Figure 15.1

Page 3: Charbeneau, 2000. porosity. Figure 15.1 Types of Porous Media Freeze and Cherry, 1979. n = V V / V T = Vol Voids / Total Vol

Types of Porous Media

Freeze and Cherry, 1979.

n = VV / VT = Vol Voids / Total Vol

Page 4: Charbeneau, 2000. porosity. Figure 15.1 Types of Porous Media Freeze and Cherry, 1979. n = V V / V T = Vol Voids / Total Vol

Bedient et al., 1999.,

Porosity - not good indicator of flow

Page 5: Charbeneau, 2000. porosity. Figure 15.1 Types of Porous Media Freeze and Cherry, 1979. n = V V / V T = Vol Voids / Total Vol

Freeze and Cherry, 1979.

= pressure headz = elevation headh = total head

Pressure and Elevation Heads - Field

Page 6: Charbeneau, 2000. porosity. Figure 15.1 Types of Porous Media Freeze and Cherry, 1979. n = V V / V T = Vol Voids / Total Vol

Two Confined Aquifers with Different Heads

Charbeneau, 2000.

Groundwater will tend to flow from the top aquifer to the bottom aquifer.

We can’t make any conclusion about horizontal head gradients from this picture.

Page 7: Charbeneau, 2000. porosity. Figure 15.1 Types of Porous Media Freeze and Cherry, 1979. n = V V / V T = Vol Voids / Total Vol

Horizontal and Vertical Head Gradients

Freeze and Cherry, 1979.

Page 8: Charbeneau, 2000. porosity. Figure 15.1 Types of Porous Media Freeze and Cherry, 1979. n = V V / V T = Vol Voids / Total Vol
Page 9: Charbeneau, 2000. porosity. Figure 15.1 Types of Porous Media Freeze and Cherry, 1979. n = V V / V T = Vol Voids / Total Vol

Other Aquifer Features

Page 10: Charbeneau, 2000. porosity. Figure 15.1 Types of Porous Media Freeze and Cherry, 1979. n = V V / V T = Vol Voids / Total Vol

The Major Aquifers of Texas

Carrizo-Wilcox EdwardsGulf Coast

Ogallala

Page 11: Charbeneau, 2000. porosity. Figure 15.1 Types of Porous Media Freeze and Cherry, 1979. n = V V / V T = Vol Voids / Total Vol

Recharge

Natural• Precipitation• melting snow• Infiltration by

streams and lakes

Artificial• Recharge wells• Water spread over

land in pits, furrows, ditches

• Small dams in stream channels to detain and deflect water