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Groundwater level near lake, whose own level is falling, may be controlled by seepage flow from nearby canal; rise in water level due to this seepage into soil with shallow water depth was studied; two seepage models were analyzed by conformal mapping and combined to yield method for estimating free surface and rate of recharge; method consists in calculating elevation of characteristic point on water curtain; rise of free water level near canal was found to be approximately proportional to rate of recharge.
Groundwater level near lake, whose own level is falling, may be controlled by seepage flow from nearby canal; rise in water level due to this seepage into soil with shallow water depth was studied; two seepage models were analyzed by conformal mapping and combined to yield method for estimating free surface and rate of recharge; method consists in calculating elevation of characteristic point on water curtain; rise of free water level near canal was found to be approximately proportional to rate of recharge.
Seepage from canal into soil with shallow water depth
Asian Regional Conf Soil Mechanics Foundation Eng
Proceedings of the 3rd Asian Regional Conference on Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering ; 1967
1967
4 pages
Conference paper
English
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