The following criteria are needed to reach the "steady state" EXCEPT.. i. The water level in the test well is constant. ii. The water level in the observation wells is constant iii. Pumping in results to a drawdown curve. iv. The water level in all wells is of the same height

The following criteria are needed to reach the "steady state" EXCEPT.. i. The water level in the test well is constant. ii. The water level in the observation wells is constant iii. Pumping in results to a drawdown curve. iv. The water level in all wells is of the same height

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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