step_aquifer_constant_drawdown | R Documentation |
Estimates the flows of a constant drawdown test using Jacob-Lohman 1952.
step_aquifer_constant_drawdown(
.rec,
time,
drawdown = 1,
thickness = 1,
radius_well = 0.15,
specific_storage = 1e-06,
hydraulic_conductivity = 1e-04,
n_terms = 16L,
role = "predictor",
...
)
.rec |
the R6 recipe object. |
time |
the time for evaluation (t) |
thickness |
the aquifer thickness (L) |
radius_well |
the radius of the well (L) |
specific_storage |
specific storage of aquifer (L/L) |
hydraulic_conductivity |
the hydraulic conductivity (L/t) |
n_terms |
number of terms for laplace solution inversion |
role |
character - the name of the role |
... |
additional arguments |
an updated recipe
Jacob, C.E. and S.W. Lohman, 1952. Nonsteady flow to a well of constant drawdown in an extensive aquifer, Trans. Am. Geophys. Union, vol. 33, pp. 559-569.
Other aquifer:
step_aquifer_grf()
,
step_aquifer_leaky()
,
step_aquifer_patch()
,
step_aquifer_theis()
,
step_aquifer_theis_aniso()
,
step_aquifer_wellbore_storage()
time <- 10^seq(-5, 2, 0.1)
form <- formula(time~.)
dat <- data.frame(time = time)
jl = recipe(formula = form, data = dat) |>
step_aquifer_constant_drawdown(time = time,
drawdown = 10,
thickness = 10,
radius_well = 0.15,
specific_storage = 1e-6,
hydraulic_conductivity = 1,
n_terms = 12L) |>
plate()
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