y 1 1 I I tL Free susface of water ' ' \ t 1 i 1 nig wet 1 | ' | i i i lp i hi Ay 45) i | 1 7 t Po tna i t Fig. 161113 Wer foe tomerdw wal, therefore; ota 170) fi eal Log—= . ro yntal coefficient of permeability. in which kp is the average lh Second Case, The superficial deposit of thickness da is impermeable (Fig. 17-1113). In this case the underlying strata of thicknesses d,, are confined aquifers, and the discharge is expressed by the following formula:‘hezometrc water bevel Impervicus |° L, ea spite é a y + @ovionar Fig. 18-1113 Horizontal water flow conditions in contined strata ‘The condition for continuity of flow establishes that avy. ay, x , Bey +=0 4513 ax ap | If the potential or piezometric head at a certain section may be represented by Wehtd us stratum, then according to Darcy's with respect to a horizontal base of the pei Taw and assuming that the average coefficient, of permeability is equal for any‘Rossen Mae M28 MeiM, “BIS = he Figs 19-111.3 Water flow net for ane well. From Fig. [9-111.3 for five equipotential drops, Rola = 60, from which we have 2.73 iiss og *2 ro