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The University of Texas at El Paso

The University of Texas at El Paso. Modeling Ground Water and Contamination Transport Using Lab Experiment-S11 Ground Water Flow and Well Abstraction. By: Timothy Engle Abdusalam Agail.

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The University of Texas at El Paso

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  1. The University of Texas at El Paso Modeling Ground Water and Contamination Transport Using Lab Experiment-S11 Ground Water Flow and Well Abstraction By: Timothy Engle Abdusalam Agail

  2. Experiment -1Modeling Contamination Transport Using Lab Experiment-S11 Ground Water Flow and Well Abstraction Model

  3. Time:1:55 pm

  4. Time:1:55 pm

  5. Time:1:56 pm

  6. Time:2:03 pm

  7. Results

  8. Results Steady State 2D model

  9. Pizometers Actual Vs Predicted Vy Velocity (Vx direction) Velocity (Vy direction)

  10. Contour Map shows Predicted Pizometers in unconfined aquifer (sand tank) Experiment Legend: Contamination spot Source Well Location (Output) Actual Time = 2.56 Minute Modeled Time (Equation-1) = 2.56 min Modeled Time (Equation-2) = 3.38 min

  11. Experiment -2Adding a Barrier to the Modeling Contamination Transport

  12. Results

  13. Results

  14. Results Pizometers Actual Vs Predicted

  15. Contour Map shows Predicted Pizometers in unconfined aquifer with a Barrier around the well Contamination Transport Direction Legend: Contamination spot Source Well Location (Output) Actual Time = 6 Minute Modeled Time (Equation-1) = 2.24 Min Modeled Time (Equation-2) = 5.97 Min

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