The Dead Heart of Australia
The Dead Heart of Australia
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1 A. P. Folwell, Water-supply Engineering, 1900, pp. 216, 218.
ISOPOTENTIALS 305 be reduced below a factor, which would be suffi- cient to obliterate the whole of the hydrostatic head from any distant sources.
2. Irregularities in the Distribution of the Water and its Pressure We have already seen that, in a complex artesian basin, the hydraulic gradient will not be a regular uniform slope from the intake to the level of discharge. But when we turn to the distribution of water-pressure in A...ustralia, we find that it is far more irregular, than can be explained by the complexity of the water-bed. It is true that the level to which the water will rise from the wells is greatest at two localities in the Queensland hills, and from these high-pressure areas there is, speaking generally, a fall north-eastward to the Gulf of Carpentaria and south-westward to Lake Eyre. Mr. J. B. Henderson, of Brisbane, has constructed maps with isopotential lines, showing the levels to which the water will rise at various localities, and these look, at first, as if we were dealing with a simple, hydraulic gradient.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
36.
1 A. P. Folwell, Water-supply Engineering, 1900, pp. 216, 218.
ISOPOTENTIALS 305 be reduced below a factor, which would be suffi- cient to obliterate the whole of the hydrostatic head from any distant sources.
2. Irregularities in the Distribution of the Water and its Pressure We have already seen that, in a complex artesian basin, the hydraulic gradient will not be a regular uniform slope from the intake to the level of discharge. But when we turn to the distribution of water-pressure in A...ustralia, we find that it is far more irregular, than can be explained by the complexity of the water-bed. It is true that the level to which the water will rise from the wells is greatest at two localities in the Queensland hills, and from these high-pressure areas there is, speaking generally, a fall north-eastward to the Gulf of Carpentaria and south-westward to Lake Eyre. Mr. J. B. Henderson, of Brisbane, has constructed maps with isopotential lines, showing the levels to which the water will rise at various localities, and these look, at first, as if we were dealing with a simple, hydraulic gradient.
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