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Specific Capacity in Groundwater Hydrology Formulas
The Specific Capacity is referred as amount of water furnished under a standard unit head. And is denoted by K
s
.
Formulas to find Specific Capacity in Groundwater Hydrology
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Specific Capacity per unit Well Area for Discharge from Open Well
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Specific Capacity and Discharge into Well Relationship
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Specific Capacity under Unsteady Drawdown Conditions
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Specific capacity per unit well area of aquifer
Go
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Specific Capacity
Go
Groundwater Hydrology formulas that make use of Specific Capacity
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Discharge from Open Well under Depression Head
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Area of Well when Discharged from Open Well is Considered
Go
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Depression Head when Discharge from Open Well is Considered
Go
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Area of Well given Specific Capacity per unit Well Area of Aquifer
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Proportionality Constant given Specific Capacity per unit well Area of Aquifer
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Pumping Rate given Specific Capacity
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Drawdown given Specific Capacity
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List of variables in Groundwater Hydrology formulas
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Flow Discharge
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Area of the Well
Go
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Depression Head
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Total drawdown at the well
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Transmissivity
Go
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Time from start of pump
Go
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Radius of the Pumping Well
Go
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Storage Coefficient
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Well Constant C2
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Proportionality Constant
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Pumping Rate
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Drawdown Inside the Well
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FAQ
What is the Specific Capacity?
The Specific Capacity is referred as amount of water furnished under a standard unit head.
Can the Specific Capacity be negative?
{YesorNo}, the Specific Capacity, measured in {OutputVariableMeasurementName} {CanorCannot} be negative.
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