Abstract Horizontal wells play an often overlooked role in hydrogeology and aquifer remediation but can be interesting option for many applications. This study reviews the constructional hydraulic aspects that distinguish them from vertical wells. Flow patterns towards are much more complicated than those wells, which makes their mathematical treatment demanding. However, at some distance, draw...

This study was conducted in a deep well simulator used for typical irrigation studies. In this work, the changes pump flow rate, drawdown, noise level, and pressures were analyzed three different gravel zone thicknesses well. From study, it found that high thickness increased well’s drawdown levels during pumping. For values of 40, 45, 50 55 m3 h–1, an increase by 10 cm these 2.92, 2.41, 2.38 2...

A detailed record of benthic foraminifera carbon isotopes from the intermediate-depth South East Atlantic margin shows little glacial-interglacial variability between MIS-12 to MIS-10, suggesting that Northern Atlantic deepwaters consistently penetrated to at least 30 S. Millennialscale increases in either the mass or flux of northern-sourced deepwaters over the core site occurred alongside red...

Conventional pumping test analysis methodology assumes that aquifer transmissivity is invariant in space. The ramifications. of this assumption are examined for_ hypothetic~! ~nits who~e va~ations in transmissivity are considered to be reasonable representatmns of vanatmns possible m natural systems. The dependence of pumping test transmissivity on spatial (angular and radial) and temporal loca...

A theory of dipole flow is developed to model flow induced by a vertical circulation well consisting of injection and extraction chambers in a single borehole. Included in the theory are an analytical description of the kinematic flow structure around a vertical circulation well and the drawdown in the well chambers. Using Stokes' stream function, simple criteria are derived to determine the re...

Aquifer tests yield estimations of hydrogeological parameters through suitable analytical models from field data recorded as drawdown variations by time or distance. In practice, most often a single model iK adopted with a set of assumptions, and unfortunately, field data deviations from the model type curves are not considered in interpretations . This is a rather mechanistic approach which im...

The aim of this research was to study the flood pulse influence and the anthropic impact caused by bauxite tailings on the chemical composition of O. glumaepatula in Batata lake (PA, Brazil). Sampling was carried out in stands of O. glumaepatula in the low-water, filling, high-water, and drawdown periods in impacted and natural areas of Batata lake. During the low-water and drawdown periods the...

The leaf carbon isotope ratio (δ(13) C) of C3 plants is inversely related to the drawdown of CO2 concentration during photosynthesis, which increases towards drier environments. We aimed to discriminate between the hypothesis of universal scaling, which predicts between-species responses of δ(13) C to aridity similar to within-species responses, and biotic homoeostasis, which predicts offsets i...