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Drainage from Sloping Land Using Oblique Drains

E. J. Carlson

;Contents: Introduction; Sloping sand tank (flume) model (Simulated agricultural drains, Floor drains, Piezometer wells, Water recirculation system, Recharge modules, Water recharge measuring system, Measurement of water table, Aquifer sand); General plan of tests (Variation in water table slope, Recharge (deep percolation), Drain discharge measurements); Drain test data (General, Data from A (90-degree) drains, Data from B (45-degree) drains, Data from C (30-degree) drains, Data from D (0-degree) drains); Summary and analysis of tests; Infiltration recharge vs. drain discharge; Maximum water table between drains; Conclusions and recommendations; Bibliography.

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Drainage from Sloping Land Using Oblique Drains

E. J. Carlson

;Contents: Introduction; Sloping sand tank (flume) model (Simulated agricultural drains, Floor drains, Piezometer wells, Water recirculation system, Recharge modules, Water recharge measuring system, Measurement of water table, Aquifer sand); General plan of tests (Variation in water table slope, Recharge (deep percolation), Drain discharge measurements); Drain test data (General, Data from A (90-degree) drains, Data from B (45-degree) drains, Data from C (30-degree) drains, Data from D (0-degree) drains); Summary and analysis of tests; Infiltration recharge vs. drain discharge; Maximum water table between drains; Conclusions and recommendations; Bibliography.

Drainage from Sloping Land Using Oblique Drains

E. J. Carlson

;Contents: Introduction; Sloping sand tank (flume) model (Simulated agricultural drains, Floor drains, Piezometer wells, Water recirculation system, Recharge modules, Water recharge measuring system, Measurement of water table, Aquifer sand); General plan of tests (Variation in water table slope, Recharge (deep percolation), Drain discharge measurements); Drain test data (General, Data from A (90-degree) drains, Data from B (45-degree) drains, Data from C (30-degree) drains, Data from D (0-degree) drains); Summary and analysis of tests; Infiltration recharge vs. drain discharge; Maximum water table between drains; Conclusions and recommendations; Bibliography.

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Title:

Drainage from Sloping Land Using Oblique Drains

Contributors:

E. J. Carlson (author)

Publication date:

1987

Size:

52 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Hydrology & Limnology , Civil Engineering , Land drainage , Models , Agriculture drains , Floor drains , Test data , Aquifer sand , Tests , Drain discharge , Infiltration recharge , Water tables , Sloping land , Oblique drains , Sloping sand tank

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