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Construction of Wells: 7 Methods

This article throws light upon the top seven methods used for construction of wells. The methods are: 1. Digging 2. Boring 3. Driving 4. Jetting 5. Cable Tool Drilling 6. Direct Rotary Drilling 7. Reverse Rotary Drilling. Method # 1. Digging: Wells in shallow and unconsolidated glacial and alluvial aquifers can be dug by hand using a pick and shovel. [...]

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Root Zone Soil Water Relationships | Irrigation

Any given volume, V of soil (Fig. 3.1) consists of: (i) Volume of solids Vs (ii) Volume of liquid (water) Vw, and (iii) Volume of gas (air) Va The porosity n, the volumetric moisture content w and the saturation s are defined as N = Vv/V Obviously, w = s.n. Further, if the weight of water in a wet soil [...]

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Delivery of Water to Farms by Rotation Delivery System

After reading this article you will learn about the delivery of water to farms through rotation delivery or warabandi system. In the rotation delivery system, water is delivered from a watercourse to various farms situated along the watercourse according to a pre-decided time roster. Accordingly, this delivery system is also known as warabandi system, which can be defined as an [...]

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