Verification of Discrete Models of Hydrolithospheric Processes

Pershin, I. M.; Nosova, Victoria Andreevna; Tsapleva, V V

doi:10.37493/2307-910x.2021.4.3

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“…Furthermore, each well requires constant maintenance, which leads to a significant increase in labor and financial costs. To ensure it is worthwhile, a technique is used to determine the optimal number of wells, which allows the production company to maintain high profitability [1,2,65].…”

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“…The developed mathematical model (1-9) cannot be solved by means of analytical methods. The studies given in [1] show that for a given flow rate of a production well, with an increase in the well radius r 0 (Figure 2), the influence of flow rate on the level of the aquifer decreases.…”

Section: Mathematical Models Of Aquifersmentioning

confidence: 96%

“…At a time when anthropogenic factors exert a significant influence on the environmental aspect of this crucial resource, the issue of the ecological safety of mineral and groundwater is becoming a common challenge for humanity as a whole. When examining the extraction of mineral water on a global scale, several key problems can be identified at present, arising in the development of deposits [1][2][3].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Research on Hydrolithospheric Processes Using the Results of Groundwater Inflow Testing

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Tsapleva

2024

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The article considers a mathematical model of the hydrolithospheric process taking into account the skin effect. A methodology for using the results of groundwater inflow testing to determine the parameters of approximating models that take into account skin effects is presented. In addition, the problems of modeling hydrodynamic processes taking into account random factors are considered. A statistical analysis of well monitoring data was carried out and an algorithm for studying processes was developed. Using the obtained approximating models, a procedure for solving the problem of selecting the optimal number of production wells has been developed. Based on the results of the groundwater inflow testing, the prospects for the development and use of new aquifers can be determined.

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Section: Mathematical Models Of Aquifersmentioning

confidence: 96%