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DETERMINATION OF IMPACT OF GROUND WATER PUMPING ON WATER RESOURCES IN ADJACENT AREA
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For proper construction and operation of the industrial park there was proposed and already realised a 38 groundwater extraction well system from which optimum pumping rate is required to keep the groundwater level at required elevation. To address this challenge numerical groundwater modelling system using TRIWACO simulation package has been applied. The modelling package utilises finite element method (FEM) that can handle complex aquifer parameters for running quasi three-dimensional groundwater flow model. Based on available hydrological, geological and hydrogeological data numerous simulations were carried out for both - steady state and transient flow conditions. Furthermore, the system was optimised in situ for proper operation of the groundwater extraction system and for minimisation of operation costs. The last question which had to be solved was the impact of the realised groundwater extraction system on water resources in adjacent area because some of them are for drinking purposes of population in villages close to industrial park. The analysis of such a study is the content of the submitted paper.
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