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The method of images for leaky boundaries

โœ Scribed by Erik I. Anderson


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2000
Tongue
English
Weight
352 KB
Volume
23
Category
Article
ISSN
0309-1708

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โœฆ Synopsis


An analytic solution is presented describing ยฏow to a drain in a semi-inยฎnite domain bounded by a leaky layer of constant thickness. The solution is developed by applying the method of images to two parallel boundaries: an inhomogeneity boundary and an equipotential boundary. It is then demonstrated that the solution for the problem with the leaky layer approximated by a leaky boundary (a mixed boundary condition) may be obtained by allowing the thickness, h รƒ , and the hydraulic conductivity, k รƒ , of the leaky layer to vanish while holding the ratio h รƒ ak รƒ constant. A method of images for leaky boundaries is proposed, in which a drain is imaged with respect to a leaky boundary by an image drain and an image line dipole. The method of images for a leaky boundary is applied to solve the problem of ยฏow to a horizontal drain in a semi-conยฎned aquifer.


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