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* The calculated <math>\Delta wl_{x,y}</math> is essentially the change in groundwater level, inherently taking into account the porosity of the soil. The final <math>\Delta s_{x,y}</math> is representative of the actual amount of water, i.e. the height of the water, if the relevant quantity of water wasn't in the underground but sat on the surface instead. | * The calculated <math>\Delta wl_{x,y}</math> is essentially the change in groundwater level, inherently taking into account the porosity of the soil. The final <math>\Delta s_{x,y}</math> is representative of the actual amount of water, i.e. the height of the water, if the relevant quantity of water wasn't in the underground but sat on the surface instead. | ||
* <math> | * <math>p_{x,y,tf}</math> and <math>c_{x,y,tf}</math> can both be provided as spatially variable values using [[Prequel (Water Overlay)|prequel]]s. These prequels can have multiple timeframes, as indicated by the formula, allowing changing head and resistances over time. | ||
* <math>h_{v}(t)</math> can be provided as a set of values, variable over time. | * <math>h_{v}(t)</math> can be provided as a set of values, variable over time. | ||
* A seepage head lower than the water level in the project is also allowed, resulting in water seeping out to a region outside the project area. | * A seepage head lower than the water level in the project is also allowed, resulting in water seeping out to a region outside the project area. |
Revision as of 15:49, 25 January 2024
Underground seepage from outside the project area is calculated per grid cell. The formula is based on the principles used in the formula of Pankow for estimating seepage[1].
The water level change due to seepage is calculated using the following formula:
The external bottom head pressure is variable over time by the introduction of :
Finally, the actual amount of water seeping into the ground from the bottom is calculated as followed:
where:
- = The water level change due to seepage, in meters.
- = Computational timestep in seconds.
- = Ground water head in the grid cell.
- = Additional ground water level (or head) of the external zone causing the seepage at time t, in meters
- = Ground water level (or head) of the external zone in meters at timeframe .
- = Additional variation of bottom head pressure over time
- = Resistance of the separating layer in days at timeframe
- = Water storage fraction of the soil
- = Seeped in water in m
Notes
- The calculated is essentially the change in groundwater level, inherently taking into account the porosity of the soil. The final is representative of the actual amount of water, i.e. the height of the water, if the relevant quantity of water wasn't in the underground but sat on the surface instead.
- and can both be provided as spatially variable values using prequels. These prequels can have multiple timeframes, as indicated by the formula, allowing changing head and resistances over time.
- can be provided as a set of values, variable over time.
- A seepage head lower than the water level in the project is also allowed, resulting in water seeping out to a region outside the project area.
How-to's
Related
The following topics are related to this formula.
See also
- Bottom pressure prequel (Water Overlay)
- Bottom resistance prequel (Water Overlay)
- Ground bottom flow result type (Water Overlay)
- Ground bottom pressure m (Water Overlay)
References
- ↑ Estimating seepage, http://grondwaterformules.nl/index.php/formules/ontwatering/kwel-berekenen-pankow, last visited on 2-9-2020