This article discusses the use of creased-plastic permeameters as an inexpensive way for students to estimate the hydraulic conductivity of local rock aquifers.
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This article discusses the use of creased-plastic permeameters as an inexpensive way for students to estimate the hydraulic conductivity of local rock aquifers.
Publication Title:
Journal of Geoscience Education
Volume:
49
Issue:
2
Page Start:
182
Page End:
186
Peer Reviewed:
Yes
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