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AEN 459 Design of Wells and Pumps Where are our Water Resources? Surface Water Groundwater Precipitation

Water Is Precious in New Mexico

Where does water come from? Hydrologic Cycle

What percent of the world water is freshwater? <0.2 %? Glacier: 2. percent Streams, River,groundwater

What percent of the world freshwater is In the form of groundwater? >98%?

What percent of drinking water in NM Is coming from groundwater? ~100 percent

Which GW are we using? In Southern NM? Mesilla Bolson Jornada Basin

What are our other sources of water? Rio Grande River? Precipitation?

What is GW? Groundwater is water bearing formation which can store And transmit water in sufficient quantity.

What are advantages and Disadvantages of GW compared to Surface Water? Dependability? Quality? Economics (Cost)?

Potential Threats to GW resources? Over exploitation? Contamination?

Definition of Terms Aquifer: Groundwater is a water bearing formation that can store and Transmit water in sufficient quantity. 2. Water Table: Water table is part of the saturated formation where pressure Is atmospheric. 3. Piezometric surface: The level to which water will rise in a well penetrating a confined aquifer

4. Confining bed: A formation of less permeable material above or below a more permeable Aquifer. Its hydraulic conductivity may be greater than zero, but it is Distinctly lower than the aquifer it confines. What is hydraulic conductivity? 5. Confined aquifer: An aquifer sandwiched between confining beds. Water in confined aquifer Is under a pressure greater that atmospheric and rises in a well to the Piezometric surface. It is also know as artesian aquifer.

6. Static Water Level: The level of water in the well when the well is not being pumped 7. Dynamic water level/pumping water level: The level of water in a well when the water is being pumped 8. Drawdown: The difference between static water level and dynamic water level

9. Porosity: The ratio of total void space in a media divided by bulk volume 10: Well yield The pumping rate from a well

Suppose that we want to drill a well In Las Cruces in our property, What should we do?