Volume 97, №1
ON FILTRATION IN SOME PROBLEMS OF UNDERGROUND HYDRODYNAMICS
Simulation of fi ltration fl ows under the Zhukovskii sheet pile through a soil mass underlain by an impermeable base or by a highly permeable pressure aquifer was carried out using two schemes within the framework of the theory of fl at steady-state fi ltration of an incompressible fl uid according to Darcy's law. The infl uence of evaporation or infi ltration on the free surface of ground water was studied based on solving mixed boundary-value problems of the theory of analytical functions using the Polubarinova-Kochina method. Algorithms have been developed for calculating the saturated zone of soil in the case of water moving in it is determined by the backing of the soil from its impermeable base or the underlying well-permeable aquifer, evaporation or infi ltration on the free surface of ground water and by soil capillarity
Simulation of fi ltration fl ows under the Zhukovskii sheet pile through a soil mass underlain by an impermeable base or by a highly permeable pressure aquifer was carried out using two schemes within the framework of the theory of fl at steady-state fi ltration of an incompressible fl uid according to Darcy's law. The infl uence of evaporation or infi ltration on the free surface of ground water was studied based on solving mixed boundary-value problems of the theory of analytical functions using the Polubarinova-Kochina method. Algorithms have been developed for calculating the saturated zone of soil in the case of water moving in it is determined by the backing of the soil from its impermeable base or the underlying well-permeable aquifer, evaporation or infi ltration on the free surface of ground water and by soil capillarity
Author: É. N. Bereslavskii
Keywords: fi ltration, infi ltration, evaporation, ground water, free surface, Zhukovskii sheet pile, PolubarinovaKochina method, complex velocity, conformal mapping, Fuchs class equations
Page: 33
É. N. Bereslavskii.
ON FILTRATION IN SOME PROBLEMS OF UNDERGROUND HYDRODYNAMICS //Journal of engineering physics and thermophysics.
. Volume 97, №1. P. 33.
Back to list