2009
DOI: 10.1007/s10795-009-9079-5
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A simple numerical analyses software for predicting water table height in subsurface drainage

Abstract: A two dimensional saturated-unsaturated Galerkin finite element numerical model was used to predict water table height between parallel drains. A user-friendly software (DRENAFEM) was developed to allow for the calculation of the distance between drains and the water table height at middle space between drains. It also allows for determination of variations of the total head throughout the entire geometric space considered in the model. Such facts lead to the design of flow nets with streams lines and equipote… Show more

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“…The vadose zone is not always considered a major storage component of the hydrological cycle because it holds only a minute fraction of the earth's fresh water as investigated by [1]. Vadose zone flow according to [2] is fundamentally complicated by non-linearity and by interference of unsaturated hydraulic properties and also sensitive to material and hydraulic conditions. Predicting the movement of water flow rates and substrates removal within this zone has applications in fields of hydrology, agriculture and soil engineering [2] and is critical to infiltration, runoff, erosion, plant growth, aquifer recharge and discharge to surface [2].…”
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“…The vadose zone is not always considered a major storage component of the hydrological cycle because it holds only a minute fraction of the earth's fresh water as investigated by [1]. Vadose zone flow according to [2] is fundamentally complicated by non-linearity and by interference of unsaturated hydraulic properties and also sensitive to material and hydraulic conditions. Predicting the movement of water flow rates and substrates removal within this zone has applications in fields of hydrology, agriculture and soil engineering [2] and is critical to infiltration, runoff, erosion, plant growth, aquifer recharge and discharge to surface [2].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vadose zone flow according to [2] is fundamentally complicated by non-linearity and by interference of unsaturated hydraulic properties and also sensitive to material and hydraulic conditions. Predicting the movement of water flow rates and substrates removal within this zone has applications in fields of hydrology, agriculture and soil engineering [2] and is critical to infiltration, runoff, erosion, plant growth, aquifer recharge and discharge to surface [2]. The vadose zone according to [3] is an intrinsic part of the hydrological cycle essentially controlling the interrelationship between precipitation, infiltration, surface runoff, evaporation and ground water recharge.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Water near the trench will be intercepted and collected by the high-permeability filler and then be discharged by the pipe. The effect of subsurface drain is widely investigated by numerical method (Castanheira and Santos 2009). …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Para o movimento de fluxo permanente se destacam as equações de Hooghoudt e Ernest e fluxo não permanente, as equações de GloverDumm, Glover, Boussinesq-Glover, Hammad, Tapp-Moody, Schilfgaarde & Kirkham (Duarte et al, 2001;Castanheira & Santos, 2009). E tanto as equações de fluxo permanente quanto a variável, são baseadas nas mesmas suposições, ou seja, no princípio de Dupuit-Forchheimer.…”
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