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Download Solution PDFGround water table may be lowered by method
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Groundwater Lowering Method :
The groundwater table can be lowered by methods
- Ditches and dumps.
- Well, point system.
- Shallow good system.
- Deep well system.
- Vacuum method.
- Electro-osmosis method.
Additional Information Deep Wells:
- These wells are as deep as 70 to 300 meters and tap more than one aquifer. Such wells may yield as high as 200 to 225 liters/sec. The general average yield from the standard tube wells is about 40 to 45 liters/sec.
Shallow Wells:
- These wells have a depth of about 20 to 70 meters and tap only one aquifer. Such wells may yield as high as 15 to 20 liters/sec.
∴ Deep wells have greater yields (discharge) as compared to shallow wells.
Confusion Points
Although most of the time, the deeper well has deeper depth, sometimes a well with high discharge and lesser depth is classified as a deep well. So deep well is always deeper than a shallow well may not hold true always.
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