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Canepa's Car Wash <br /> 6230 Pacific Avenue, Stockton, California January 31, 1995 <br /> Groundwater Pump Test Page. 3 <br /> The actual pumping rate during the test was measured several tunes at 4 67 gpm Pumping <br /> began at 09 23 and ended at 21 17, a total of 714 uninterrupted rrunutes Recovery <br /> measurements continued on the observation wells for 700 minutes The field note time sheets <br /> for each well are included as Appendix A Elevations for the water table before and after the <br /> ' test are shown in Table 1 <br /> 4.0 Aquifer Hydraulic Properties <br /> Tune-Drawdown curves using the Jacob Straight-Line Method (in "Ground Water and <br /> ' Wells", (1972), Johnson Division, Universal Oil Products Co) and Residual-Drawdown <br /> curves were prepared for each observation well (Appendix B & C, respectively) <br /> Calculations based on the data plots of Appendices A & B are summarized as Tables 2 & 3, <br /> ' respectively A Distance-Drawdown curve was also plotted from the four observation well <br /> data(Appendix D) <br /> 4.1 Time-Drmvdown <br /> The aquifer properties from the pumping portion of the test (714 minutes) are listed <br /> below and averaged The individual plots with calculations are Appendix B <br /> Average of <br /> MW-1 MW-4 MW--6 MW-7 MW-8 Observation Wells <br /> MW-4 6, 7& 8 <br /> T 1,490 9,000 13,300 11,700 27,400 15,400 gpd/ft <br /> S — 00025 00021 0 0613 0 0039 00028 <br /> where <br /> T=264 Q/ds(gpd/ft) <br /> ' Q=pumping rate, in gpm <br /> ds= slope of the time-drawdown graph expressed as the change in <br /> drawdown between any two values of time on the log scale <br /> ' whose ratio is 10 <br /> S =0 3 Tto/r2 <br /> to=mtercept of the straight-line at zero drawdown, in days <br /> ' r=distance, in feet, from pumped well to observation well where <br /> drawdown measurements were made <br /> A visual analysis of the plots show penods of equilibrium (when the plot is horizontal <br /> there is no additional drawdown with tune) and boundary effects (where the plot <br /> steepens because of increased drawdown) <br />