
Vol. 8 No. 2
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Bouwer and Rice Slug-Test
Method
Bouwer and
Rice (1976) developed a method of determining the hydraulic
conductivity of an unconfined aquifer. This method can be used
for both fully and partially penetrating wells. While originally
developed for unconfined aquifers, it has been found that it can also
be used in confined aquifers, provided the top of the well screen is
some distance below the bottom of the upper confining layer.
The
equations used to determine the hydraulic conductivity with the Bouwer
and Rice method are as follows:


There are
many programs available for analyzing slug tests results, including
Single Well Solutions

Bouwer and Rice Slug
Test
Calculating
conductivity using the Bouwer and Rice slug test method
Graphical Display of Inputs
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Single
Well Solution

Single Well Solutions is a
powerful Windows software product that contains a collection of the
most popular analytical solutions from "Analysis and Evaluation of
Pumping Test Date," by G.P. Kruseman and N.A. deRidder, second edition
(1990), for determining aquifer hydraulic conductivity and pumping
well efficiency from single well test data

Wide
selection of analysis methods
Single Well Solutions is capable of
analyzing single well test data with a variety of methods. These
methods include:
Slug Tests:
-
Bouwer and Rice (1976)
-
Cooper et al. (1967)
Constant Discharge
Variable Discharge
Step Drawdown
Constant Discharge Recovery
For more info click here:
Single
Well Solutions
To demo software click here: Demo
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