On Accounting for Evaporation or Infiltration Free Surface in Some Problems of Filtration Theory

Within the theory of the flat established filtering of an incompressible fluid under Darci’s law in homogeneous and isotropic soil some tasks connected with currents in the presence of evaporation or infiltration on a free surface of subsoil waters are considered.

Currents at flow of a groove Zhukovsky

The task about flow of a groove was for the first time studied by Zhukovsky [1] where Kirchhoff’s method altered by it in the theory of streams was used for a solution of tasks with a free surface and special analytic function which is widely used in the theory of filtering is entered. Since function, and a task and a groove bear a name of Zhukovsky [2-6]. Work [1] opened a possibility of mathematical modeling of the movement of subsoil waters under Zhukovsky’s groove and laid the foundation for researches of the specified class of filtrational currents (see, for example, reviews [2-6]).

It should be noted that in tasks about flow of a groove of Zhukovsky application of function of Zhukovsky only then results in effective results when in addition to a free surface the border of area of a current contains only horizontal lines of equal potential and vertical lines of current (VV Vedernikov, FB Nelson Furriers, SN Numerov, VI Aravin, etc.). However in actual practice hydrotechnical construction, [2-5], the irrigated agriculture [2,4,7], etc. directly under integumentary deposits along with horizontal pressure head water-bearing layers more high-permeability [7] also horizontal waterproof inclusions often meet that radically affects the nature of filtration currents [8-12].

At the same time so far, there are no works devoted to a special research of impact of evaporation or infiltration on filtrational processes. Accounting of these important physical factors for the present did not become broad property of exact analytical solutions. In the presented work on the example of two limit filtrational schemes which arise at flow of a groove of Zhukovsky, the impact of evaporation or infiltration on a current picture is studied.

The first limit scheme corresponds to a case when the layer of earth on all the extent is spread by the impenetrable horizontal basis and from a free surface there is a uniform evaporation of intensity ε (0 <ε <1). The current is provided with water inflow from the left part of a band of flooding with a liquid layer, invariable on time. As the right edge of a band of flooding serves the impenetrable vertical screen in the form of a groove of Zhukovsky which basis is located in layer, at the same time the static height of a capillary raising of a subsoil water can be considered (Figure 1a).

Figure 1A:The current picture calculated at ε = 0.6, hc = 0.5, T = 7, S = 3, H = 5.

In the second limit scheme the layer of earth is spread by well permeable pressure head aquifer in which pressure has constant H0 value, and on a free surface there is a uniform infiltration of intensity ε. Far from a groove (at x →∞) the curve of a depression is horizontal and located at H0 height over an aquifer (Figure 1b).

Figure 1B:The current picture calculated at ε = 0.6, T = 7, S = 3, H = 7, H0 = 3 и xC = 100

Currents in a rectangular jumper with partially impenetrable vertical wall and to imperfect gallery

The exact solution of a task on a fluid influx to the imperfect well with the flooded filter (i.e. an axisymmetric task) or the tubular well representing an impenetrable pipe with the filter in some (usually lower) its part is connected with great mathematical difficulties and so far is not found. Therefore, in due time as first approximation to a solution of similar tasks by Polubarinova- Kochina [12], Pryazhinska [13], Postnov et al. [2,6,7-17,18] considered some corresponding flat task analogs about filtering in a rectangular jumper with partially impenetrable vertical wall and to imperfect gallery. It should be noted that areas of values of complex speed in the specified cases allow to apply by means of inversion at a solution Christoffel-Schwartz’s formula

In work the exact analytical solution of a task on a current of subsoil waters in a rectangular jumper with slopes of A0A1 and D0B, width of L located on the impenetrable horizontal basis of length of L is given. Water height is equal in an upper byef to H, lower reach with water level of H2, having partially impenetrable vertical wall CD (screen), adjoins a basis sole. The upper bound of area of the movement is free pover khnost AD which is coming out with which there is a uniform evaporation to intensity ε(figure 2). In the considered area of complex speed, unlike [2,6,7,17,18], there are not rectilinear, but circular polygons that does not give the chance to use classical integral of Christoffel-Schwartz. The task solution on a current to the imperfect well formally turns out from a task solution on filtering in a rectangular jumper with partially impenetrable vertical wall in case of its infinite width, i.e. at L = ∞[19,20].

Figure 2:The current picture in a rectangular jumper calculated at ε = 0.5, H = 3, L = 2, H1 = 1, H2 = 1.4.

For studying of the specified currents in the presence of evaporation or infiltration on a free surface the mixed multiple parameter boundary value problems of the theory of analytic functions which solution is carried out with use of the method of Polubarinova-Kochina [2-7] based on application of the analytical theory of linear differential equations of a class of Fuchs are formulated. And also [21-23] ways of conformal mapping of a special type of circular polygons [24] developed for areas which are very typical for tasks of the theory of filtering. Accounting of characteristics of the considered classes of areas of the hodograph of speed allowed to present solutions of tasks in the closed form through elementary functions that does their use the simplest and convenient in practice.

On the basis of the studied model’s calculation algorithms are developed:

Heights of a raising of a subsoil water behind Zhukovsky’s groove at it obteka6nii, width of capillary spreading of liquid on a water emphasis (in scheme 1) and also values of a filtrational expense;

Ordinates of exit point of a curve depression on the screen, a filtrational expense and coordinates of points of a free surface when filtering in a rectangular jumper and to imperfect gallery.

The received results give an idea (at least qualitatively) of possible dependence of characteristics of a current by filtering consideration already to the imperfect well or a tubular well.

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