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Strain-Gauge Measurement for Groundwater Flow Modelling

Abdul Kim Corresponding
NED University of Engineering and Technology, Karachi
Anwar Chakraborty
Tsinghua University, Beijing
Johan Kim
Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu
Habibur Al-Mansouri
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore

Abstract

Much of the difficulty in designing agricultural machinery can be attributed to the complex nature of groundwater flow modelling. The governing equations are formulated for the general case and then treated numerically using strain-gauge measurement. The proposed design charts cover 4 of the most common configurations encountered in everyday practice. Adoption of the recommended practice would improve both the safety and the economy of design.
Keywords: groundwater flow modellingstrain-gauge measurementreinforced concretealuminium alloys

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