Island outer ring aquitard design method for increasing island underground fresh water reserves
A design method and technology of weakly permeable layer, applied in water conservancy projects, marine engineering, buildings, etc., can solve the problems of thin freshwater lens body, low freshwater lens body reserve, restricting the development and utilization value of island freshwater lens body, etc., to alleviate the problem. Seawater intrusion, high promotion and application value, simple design effect
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[0044] The technical solutions of the present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0045] Such as figure 1 As shown, according to the hydrogeological data measured in the island area, the sea water level 1, rainfall 2, and the permeability coefficient and porosity of the island sediment 3 are obtained, and the permeability coefficient, width and porosity of the aquitard 4 in the outer ring of the island are to be determined Design Parameters.
[0046] 5 is the brackish-fresh water interface in the homogeneous island condition; 6 is the brackish-fresh water interface in the island outer ring aquitard condition.
[0047] The island is generalized into a two-dimensional cross-section seawater intrusion analysis model, and the outer aquitard of the island is introduced to obtain the seawater intrusion control equations in the island sediment and in the aquitard of the outer ring of the island:
[0048] (a) r=0...
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