What is Discharge?
Discharge in the context of wells, rivers, or any hydraulic system refers to the volume of water flowing out of a particular source over a given period of time. It’s often used to describe the amount of water being produced or released from a well, river, or drainage system. Discharge is a critical factor in evaluating the capacity of a well or river to provide water. For example, higher discharge rates in a well indicate higher water yield, which is important for assessing its productivity and sustainability.
How to Calculate Constant Depression Head given Discharge and Time in Hours?
Constant Depression Head given Discharge and Time in Hours calculator uses Constant Depression Head = Discharge in Well/((2.303*Cross-Sectional Area of Well*log((Depression Head/Depression Head in Well 2),10))/Time) to calculate the Constant Depression Head, The Constant Depression Head given Discharge and Time in Hours formula is defined as the calculation of the value of constant depression head when we have prior information of other parameters used. Constant Depression Head is denoted by H' symbol.
How to calculate Constant Depression Head given Discharge and Time in Hours using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Constant Depression Head given Discharge and Time in Hours, enter Discharge in Well (Q), Cross-Sectional Area of Well (Acsw), Depression Head (hd), Depression Head in Well 2 (hw2) & Time (t) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Constant Depression Head given Discharge and Time in Hours calculation can be explained with given input values -> 0.058209 = 0.99/((2.303*13*log((27/10),10))/14400).