Groundwater dynamics 1300-ODWP11W-GES
The lecture is designed to acquaint a student with:
- field of knowledge, the fundamental rights and definitions
- hydrogeological parameters of aquifer system
- the structure of groundwater flow
- groundwater flow system in hydrogeological structures
- fluid flow in the rock medium, the types of filtration
- the general equation of the flow, the physical meaning of individual segments of the equation
- function of the groundwater system recharge
- the boundary condition of the hydrogeological systems
- examples of solutions of the general flow equation
-the schemes of flow to wells in steady and unsteady conditions
- variable density flows
-the issue of mass and heat transport in groundwater; the main component processes of migration of substances in aquifer systems.
- advection-dispersion equation; boundary conditions and initial solution.
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Learning outcomes
After completing the lecture a student:
- defines the elements of the aquifer system and describes the relationships between them
- explains the physical meaning of the hydrogeological parameters
- describes the structure of the filtration flow and interprets the flow net
- explains the differences between the types of fluid filtration in the rock; indicates the conditions under which different types of filtration can occurred
- explains the particular segments of the general flow equation and their physical meaning
- identifies the boundary surface of the aquifer system and determines the relations of the delimitated system and the surroundings
- explains the meaning of boundary and initial conditions in the models of filtration field
- calculate the groundwater flow, according to the basic schemes
- distinguishes the stationary and non-stationary flows
- describes basic schemes of inflow to the drainage installations
- explains the problems related to flows of fluids with different densities
- describe the main components of the mass transport process in groundwater
- explains the physical meaning of the segments of equation of advection-dispersion gives the conditions for its solution.
Assessment criteria
A final assessment of the subject on the basis of the written exam (to take the exam a student must obtain a positive assessment of the exercise).
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