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 Depression Head in Well at Time T after Pumping Stopped with known Discharge and Time?
Depression Head in Well at Time T after Pumping Stopped with known Discharge and Time calculator uses Depression Head in Well 2 = Depression Head in Well 1/(10^((Discharge in Well*Time/3600)/(Cross-Sectional Area of Well*Constant Depression Head*2.303))) to calculate the Depression Head in Well 2, Depression Head in Well at Time T after Pumping Stopped with known Discharge and Time calculates value of depression head when we have prior information of other parameters used. Depression Head in Well 2 is denoted by hw2 symbol.
How to calculate Depression Head in Well at Time T after Pumping Stopped with known Discharge and Time using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Depression Head in Well at Time T after Pumping Stopped with known Discharge and Time, enter Depression Head in Well 1 (hw1), Discharge in Well (Q), Time (t), Cross-Sectional Area of Well (Acsw) & Constant Depression Head (H') and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Depression Head in Well at Time T after Pumping Stopped with known Discharge and Time calculation can be explained with given input values -> 0.000843 = 3/(10^((0.99*14400/3600)/(13*0.038*2.303))).