Sentence examples for taking groundwater from inspiring English sources

The add-on is capable of taking groundwater flow into account for large borehole heat exchanger fields.

At Moffett Federal Airfield, now a NASA property, the Navy took groundwater and soil samples this month, and in several vacant houses found TCE in excess of the environmental agency's proposed new standards.

Ms. Mulroy has also pushed aggressively for pipelines to carry distant groundwater to the Las Vegas area; most contentious is a planned 285-mile pipeline that would cross the state diagonally and take groundwater from the Snake Valley, on the Nevada-Utah border, to Las Vegas.

where h is the groundwater height taken from groundwater simulation and γw is unit weight of water.

The partially saturated bentonite buffer will then swell as it takes up groundwater from the surrounding rock.

Precautions that can be taken against groundwater flooding are limited, partly because it is difficult to predict and also because traditional flood defences are no use.

While high flows caused by impervious runoff to streams are a common focus of urban studies, the route taken by groundwater to become streamflow in urban landscapes is not generally considered.

This paper provides analytical methods for estimating groundwater inflow rate taking into account the groundwater table drawdown.

Scholler (1965) proposed a measure called "index of base exchange" (IBE) to describe the geochemical reactions taking place in groundwater.

Spatially targeted N-regulations aim at exploiting the considerable spatial differences in the natural N-reduction taking place in groundwater and surface water.

Identification of major geochemical reactions taking place in groundwater helps us to form an idea about the source and mechanisms playing significant roles in releasing the varied range of organic and inorganic components into water.