Linear Seepage Water TableLinear Seepage Water TableThis water table must be used in conjunction with another linear seepage water table.. The pair of water tables define a region over which the hydraulic head varies linearly from one water table to the other.
Items > Geotechnical Constituents > Linear Seepage Water Table
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Description |
Default value/units |
Example/range of values |
General |
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Name |
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The item's name |
Water Table 1 |
any text |
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Type |
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The item's type |
Linear Seepage Water Table |
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Group |
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The item's group |
Geotechnical Constituents |
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Notes |
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Free-form notes regarding this item |
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any text |
Dimensions |
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Depth |
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Depth of water table |
0 m |
³ 0 m and £ 75 m |
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Level |
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Level of water table relative to Ordnance Datum |
0 m |
³ 0 m and £ 75 m |
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X position |
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Distance along X axis from origin |
0 m |
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Y position |
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Distance along Y axis from origin |
0 m |
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Hydraulic Properties |
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Water density |
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Density of the water in question |
1000 kg/m3 |
³ 900 kg/m3 and £ 1100 kg/m3 |
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Is hydrostatic? |
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Weather there is any movement of water in the volume of ground controlled by this water table |
yes |
yes/no |
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Hydraulic gradient |
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Change in hydraulic pressure with respect to depth |
9.807 kN/m3 |
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Is hydraulically isolated? |
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Flag indicating weather the water pressures in the volume of ground controlled by this water table are influenced by hydraulic conditions in the overlying ground |
no |
yes/no |
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Hydraulic pressure |
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This value is only used when the water table is hydraulically isolated and is the pressure at the point of the water table |
kPa |
³ 0 kPa |
Help |
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Help file |
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Help file providing further information about this item |
Rex.chm |
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Web site |
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Web site for the program |
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