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    Figure from Hornberger et al. (1998)

    Darcys data for two different sands

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    Figure from Hornberger et al. (1998)

    Range in hydraulic conductivity, K

    13 orders of magnitude

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    Figure from Hornberger et al. (1998)

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    Figure from Hornberger et al. (1998)

    Generalization of Darcys column

    h/L = hydraulic

    gradient

    q = Q/A

    Q is proportionalto h/L

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    q is a vector

    q

    x

    z

    qx1

    qz2z

    x z

    hKq

    y

    hKq

    x

    hKq

    zz

    yy

    xx

    q = Q/A

    In general: Kz< Kx, Ky

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    z

    hKq

    y

    hKq

    x

    hKq

    zz

    yy

    xx

    q= - Kgradh

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    Vector Form of Darcys Law

    q = - Kgrad h

    q = specific discharge (L/T)

    K= hydraulic conductivity (L/T)

    grad h= hydraulic gradient (L/L)

    h = head (L)

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    q= - Kgradh

    Kis a tensor with 9 components

    (three of which are Kx, Ky, Kz)

    q is a vector with 3 components

    h is a scalar

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    Scalar

    1 component

    Magnitude Head, concentration,

    temperature

    Vector

    3 components

    Magnitude and

    direction

    Specific discharge, (&

    velocity), mass flux,

    heat flux

    Tensor

    9 components

    Magnitude,

    direction and

    magnitude

    changing withdirection

    Hydraulic conductivity,

    Dispersion coefficient,

    thermal conductivity

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    q= - Kgradh

    Darcys law

    grad h

    q equipotential line

    grad hq

    Isotropic

    Kx = Ky = Kz = K

    Anisotropic

    Kx, Ky, Kz

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    Linear flow

    paths assumed

    in Darcys law

    True flow paths

    Average linear velocity

    v = Q/An= q/n

    n = effective porosity

    Specific discharge

    q = Q/A

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    Representative Elementary Volume

    (REV)

    REV

    Equivalent Porous Medium

    (epm)

    q= - Kgradh

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    Law of Mass Balance+ Darcys Law =Governing Equation for Groundwater Flow

    ---------------------------------------------------------------

    divq= - Ss (ht) +R* (Law of Mass Balance)

    q= - Kgrad h (Darcys Law)

    div (Kgrad h) = Ss (ht)R*

    Water balance equation

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    Inflow = Outflow

    Recharge

    Discharge

    Steady State Water Balance Equation

    Transient Water Balance Equation

    Inflow = Outflow +/- Change in Storage

    Outflow - Inflow = Change in Storage

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    Figures from Hornberger et al. (1998)

    UnconfinedaquiferSpecific yield = Sy

    ConfinedaquiferStorativity = S

    b

    hh

    Storage Terms

    S = V / A h

    S = Ssb

    Ss= specific storage

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    )( Wz

    q

    y

    q

    x

    q zyx

    OUTIN =

    thSs

    Wt

    hS

    z

    hK

    zy

    hK

    yx

    hK

    xszyx

    )()()(

    z

    hKq

    yhKq

    x

    hKq

    zz

    yy

    xx

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    Law of Mass Balance+ Darcys Law =Governing Equation for Groundwater Flow

    ---------------------------------------------------------------

    divq= - Ss (ht) +W (Law of Mass Balance)

    q= - Kgrad h (Darcys Law)

    div (Kgrad h) = Ss (ht)W

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    W

    t

    hS

    z

    hK

    zy

    hK

    yx

    hK

    x

    szyx

    )()()(

    RthS

    yhhK

    yxhhK

    xyyx

    )()(2D unconfined:

    R

    t

    hS

    y

    hT

    yx

    hT

    x

    yx

    )()(2D confined:

    (S = Ssb & T = K b)

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    Figures from:

    Hornberger et al., 1998. Elements of Physical Hydrology,

    The Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore, 302 p.