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Applied flow and solute transport modeling in aquifers : fundamental principles and analytical and numerical methods / Vedat Batu.
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Batu, Vedat
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English
Published/Created
Boca Raton, FL : Taylor & Francis, 2006.
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667 pages : illustrations, maps ; 26 cm
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Groundwater flow
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"Over recent years, important contributions on the topic of solving various aquifer problems have been presented in numerous papers and reports. The scattered and wide-ranging nature of this information has made finding solutions and best practices difficult. Comprehensive and self-contained, Applied Flow and Solute Transport Modeling in Aquifers compiles the scattered literature on the topic into a single-source reference of the most up-to-date information in the field." "Based on Dr. Batu's 20 years of practical experience tackling aquifer problems in a myriad of settings, the book addresses essentially all currently applied aquifer flow and contaminant transport solutions, combines theory with practical applications, covers both analytical and numerical solutions, and includes solutions to real world contaminant transport modeling scenarios. Batu approaches the subject from the practicing consultant's point of view and elucidates the difficulties real world professionals have faced in solving aquifer flow and contamination problems."--Jacket.
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references (p. 645-660) and index.
Contents
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF SOLUTE TRANSPORT IN AQUIFERS: Concepts for concentration and its units
Physical mechanism of solute transport in saturated porous media without sorption and decay: one-dimensinacase
Generalization of the convective- depersive solute flux equations without sorption and decay for saturated porous media
Differential equuations for solute trasport in saturated porous meda without sorption and decay
Differential equuations for solute trasport in saturated porous meda under sorption and decay conditions
Generalization solute transport differential equations for saturated porous media
Solute transport differential equations for unsaturated porous media under uniform flow conditions
Volume- and flux- averaged concentrations under uniform flow conditions
Initial and boundary conditions
Equationa for the mechanical dispersion coefficients for saturated porous media
ANALYTICAL SOLUTE TRANSPORT MODELING IN AQUIFERS: Deterministic vs. stochastic modeling approaches
Some selected analytical solute transpprt models and fundamental modeling concepts
NUMERICAL FLOW AND SOLUTE TRANSPORT MODELING IN AQUIFERS: Numerical flow and solute transport modeling approaches
Finite- difference modeling approaches for ground water flow
Finite- difference modeling approach for solute transport
Applicationa of numerical flow and solute transport models
Modeling testing
Model misuse
Modeling limitations and sources of error
Case study for ground water flow and colute transport modeling
ANALYTICAL AND NUMERICAL MODELING APPROACHES FOR SOLUTE TRAVEL TIMES AND PATH LINES IN AQUIFERS: Path lines and travel times of solute under convective transport conditions
Path lines of solute particles under convective transport conditions
STOCHASTIC ANALYSIS OF FLOW AND SOLUTE TRANSPORT IN HETEROGENEOUS AQUIFERS AND DETERMINATION OF EXPRESSIONS FOR DISPERSIVITIES USING STOCHASTIC APPROACHES: Physical mechanism of convective-dispersive solute transport in heterogeneous porous media
Determination of dispersivities from solute plume spatial moments
Determination of expressions for dispersivities from perturbation analysis using the fourier-stieltjes integral representation
ESTIMATION OF DISPERSIVITIES FOR SOLUTE TRANSPORT IN AQUIFERS: Laboratory vs. field-scale dispersivities
Approaches for the determination of dispersivities
Estimation of dispersivities using relationships between dispersivities and field scale
DETERMINATION OF SOLUTE SORPTION PARAMETERS IN AQUIFERS: The K[d Subscript]/K[OC supscript] Approach for the determination of retardation factor
Compiled data for K[OC supscript] values
Regression equations for K[OC supscript] values
Estimation of K[OC supscript] form the regression equations.
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ISBN
0849335744 ((alk. paper))
9780849335747 ((alk. paper))
LCCN
2005041787
OCLC
57692781
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