Question: Design # 4 Design # 1 CEEN 5 3 5 5 Project Aquifer Dimensions: Consider a heterogeneous unconfined aquifer with the following characteristics: Length (
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Aquifer Dimensions:
Consider a heterogeneous unconfined aquifer with the following characteristics:
Length in the direction: meters
Width in the ydirection: meters
Hydraulic Properties:
Hydraulic conductivity varies across the aquifer:
horizontal hydraulic conductivity: in the left half,
in the right half.
vertical hydraulic conductivity: throughout.
Specific storage of the aquifer:
Boundary Conditions:
Left Boundary River:
Hydraulic head at the river: meters
Conductance of the riverbed: day
Width of the river boundary along the entire aquifer:
Extend the river from the top to the bottom of the aquifer.
Right Boundary Sea:
Hydraulic head at the sea: meters
Conductance of the seabed: day
Width of the sea boundary along the entire aquifer:
Extend the sea boundary from the top to the bottom of the aquifer.
Pumping Wells:
Place two pumping well at the following location:
Well : Pumping rate cubic meters per day
Well : Pumping rate cubic meters per day
Each well extends from the top to the bottom of the aquifer.
Assumptions:
Assume reasonable values for any missing information you need.
Need to state these assumptions in the report.
Objective:
Using Modflow, determine the steadystate groundwater flow field, including the drawdown
around the pumping wells.
A cantilever beam long supports its own dead load plus a
concentrated load located from the end of the beam and
away from the centroidal axis of the beam as shown. The
beam supports its own dead load plus an unfactored
concentrated load which is dead load and live load.
Design reinforcement for flexure,
shear, and torsion.
Use MPa for all steel
and MPa.
A cantilever beam long and wide supports its
own dead load plus a concentrated load located from
the end of the beam and away from the vertical axis of
the beam. The concentrated load is dead load and
live load. Design reinforcement for flexure, shear, and torsion.
Use MPa for all steel and MPa.
Given the floor system shown in Fig. PMPa,
MPa for the longitudinal steel and MPa for the
transverse steel :
a Design the spandrel beam between columns and for
bending, shear, and torsion. Check all of the appropriate ACl
Code requirements for strength, minimum reinforcement area,
and reinforcement spacing are satisfied.
b Design the spandrel
beam between columns
A and A for bending,
shear, and torsion.
Check that all of the
appropriate ACI Code
requirements for
strength, minimum
reinforcement area, and
reinforcement spacing
are satisfied.
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