Ground Water Level: Drainage Systems Flashcards
What is Open Drainage?
Surface water is removed via ditches or canals.
What is Source Drainage?
Water is captured at the source before reaching the surface.
What is Horizontal Drainage?
Pipes laid horizontally to remove water.
What is Vertical Drainage?
Deep wells that lower the groundwater table.
What is Deep Well Drainage?
Pumps extract water from deep underground.
What factors determine the distance between drainage pipes?
Rain intensity, soil permeability (k-value), and water table fluctuations.
What is the equation for lowering groundwater pressure?
π»β = (π£π¦ Γ πΏΒ²) / (4π) + π»β
Where: π»β = Final groundwater level, π£π¦ = Vertical velocity of water, πΏ = Distance between drains, π = Soil permeability.