Solution Manual for Practical Problems in Groundwater Hydrology Scott Bair, Terry D Lahm

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• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0131456679
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0131456679
• Author: Scott Bair, Terry D Lahm

For courses in Groundwater/Hydrogeology or Ocean and Water Resources.

This is the first groundwater hydrology book composed entirely of genuine, applied problems that cover the range of concepts addressed in most groundwater hydrology courses. Twenty-one exercises help develop students’ quantitative skills, require data analysis and concept exploration, and incorporate current image and graphic technologies to enhance learning.

Table of contents:

INTRODUCTION Concepts and Equations Reference Book

Navigating within the problem setup materials and EXCEL worksheets

Working with EXCEL worksheets

CHAPTER 1HYDROGEOLOGIC FRAMEWORK

Principles & Concepts

Problem 1 Constructing a Geologic Cross Section

Wells G & H Superfund Site, Woburn, Massachusetts

Problem 2 Constructing Potentiometric Surfaces

Wells G & H Superfund Site, Woburn, Massachusetts

Problem 3 Constructing a Potentiometric Profile

Wells G & H Superfund Site, Woburn, Massachusetts

CHAPTER 2  REGIONAL GROUNDWATER FLOW

Principles & Concepts

Problem 1  Determination of Regional Flow Lines

Potomac Aquifer, Eastern Coastal Plain

Problem 2  Refraction of Groundwater Flow at Geologic Interfaces

Black Mesa Basin, Northeast Arizona

Problem 3  Regional Flow Patterns in Sedimentary Basins

Hazardous Waste and Radioactive Waste Isolation

Problem 3A  Regional Flow Patterns in Simple Sedimentary Basins

Problem 3B  Regional Flow Patterns in Complex Sedimentary Basins

CHAPTER 3  RADIAL FLOW TO WELLS

Principles & Concepts

Problem 1 Theis Equation for Distance versus Drawdown Fire Protection Well, River Bend Station

Nuclear Power Plant, St. Francisville, Louisiana

Problem 2 Theis Equation for Time versus Drawdown

Dewatering System, River Bend Station Nuclear Power Plant, St. Francisville, Louisiana

CHAPTER 4 STREAM/AQUIFER INTERACTIONS

Principles & Concepts

Problem 1 Gaging Streamflow Gain and Loss

Aberjona River, Woburn, Massachusetts

Problem 2  Flood Frequency and Urbanization

Aberjona River Watershed, Massachusetts

CHAPTER 5  AQUIFER TESTING TECHNIQUES

Principles & Concepts

Problem 1  Estimating Hydraulic Conductivity Using Hazen Grain-Size Method

Remediation of TCE and PCE at North Canton, Ohio

Problem 2 Estimating Hydraulic Conductivity Using Hvorslev Slug-Test Method

Slate Ridge Estates, Fairfield County, Ohio

Problem 3 Estimating Hydraulic Conductivity Using Bouwer and Rice Slug Test Method

Freedom Street Well Field, North Canton, Ohio

Problem 4  Aquifer Test Analysis Using the Theis Type-Curve Method

Englewood Well Field, Southwest Sarasota County, Florida

Problem 5 Cooper-Jacob Straight-Line Method of Aquifer Test Analysis

Englewood Well Field, Southwest Sarasota County, Florida

CHAPTER 6 — CONTAMINANT TRANSPORT & REMEDIATION

Principles & Concepts

Problem 1 ” 1-D Contaminant Transport of TCE (Concentration versus Distance)

South Well Field, Wooster, Ohio

Problem 2 1-D Contaminant Transport of TCE (Concentration versus Time)

Anne Anderson et al. versus W.R. Grace et al., Woburn, Massachusetts

Problem 3  Capture Curve Analysis: TCE Plume

South Well Field, Wooster, Ohio

CHAPTER 7 GROUNDWATER CHEMISTRY

Principles & Concepts

Problem” Balancing Major Cations and Anions

Coal Pile Storage, Deepwater Station, New Jersey

Problem 2 Chemical Evolution of Groundwater

Silurian-Devonian Carbonate Aquifer in Central Ohio

Problem 3 Geochemical Evaluation of Induced Infiltration from Mixing Surface Water & Groundwater

South Well Field, Columbus, Ohio

APPENDICES

A List of Hydraulic Conductivity Values

B  List of Storativity Values

C List of Porosity Values

D  List of W(u) versus u values

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