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Simulation of Groundwater Movement from Pits Fenced by Zchukovsky's Sprunts

Jan 2021 DOI 10.14302/issn.2769-2264.jw-20-3560

The hydrodynamic production considers the filtration of liquid from the pits, fenced with spools of Zhchukovskiy, through a layer of soil, underrunable by a well-permeable pressure aquifer, on the roof of which contains an impenetrable area. To study infiltration on the free surface of groundwater, a mixed regional multi-parametric task of the theory of analytical functions is formulated, which is solved by the Semibarinova-Kochina method and methods of conformal display of areas of special species characteristic of the tasks of underground hydromechanics. Refs. 24. Il. 4. Table 1.

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On Filtration in a Rectangular Interchange with a particularly Unpermatable Vertical wall in the Evaporation

Nov 2018 DOI 10.14302/issn.2769-2264.jw-18-2393

We consider a plane steady-state filtration in a rectangular bridge with a partially impermeable vertical wall in the presence of evaporation from a free surface of groundwater. To study the effect of evaporation, a mixed multiparametric boundary-value problem of the theory of analytic functions is formulated and using the method of P. Y. Polubarinova-Kochina. Based on the proposed model, an algorithm is developed to calculate the dependence of efficiency and productivity of hydrodynamic analysis.

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