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Transient-flow theory is used for determining spacing relationships of subsurface drains; research work from Australia and Canada and data from Bureau of Reclamation project were used for checking validity of mathematical developments of theory under many varying field conditions; actual field problem is given as example of how field investigational and other available data are used in developing drain-spacing requirements under various specified conditions; validity of discharge formulas is verified by Australian and Canadian research work. (03521)
Transient-flow theory is used for determining spacing relationships of subsurface drains; research work from Australia and Canada and data from Bureau of Reclamation project were used for checking validity of mathematical developments of theory under many varying field conditions; actual field problem is given as example of how field investigational and other available data are used in developing drain-spacing requirements under various specified conditions; validity of discharge formulas is verified by Australian and Canadian research work. (03521)
Subsurface drainage by transient-flow theory
ASCE J Irrig Drain Div
Dumm, L.D. (author)
1968
15 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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