Groundwater in fractured granite for water supply to remote areas in Malaysia

Groundwater in fractured granite in Malaysia was found to be an economical source of water supply for various remote industries and communities. The uses include for agricultural processing, mineral water bottling, granite quarry, golf course irrigation and drinking water supply. Forty five tubewell...

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Main Authors: Sapari, Nasiman, Raja Azie, R.Z, Jusoh, Hisyam
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Institution: Universiti Teknologi Petronas
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spelling utp-eprints.24682017-03-20T08:05:14Z Groundwater in fractured granite for water supply to remote areas in Malaysia Sapari, Nasiman Raja Azie, R.Z Jusoh, Hisyam TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Groundwater in fractured granite in Malaysia was found to be an economical source of water supply for various remote industries and communities. The uses include for agricultural processing, mineral water bottling, granite quarry, golf course irrigation and drinking water supply. Forty five tubewells belong to private companies operating in various places in the area were evaluated in terms of the yields and water quality. The wells were drilled using rotary air-percussion method to a maximum depth of 200 m and provided with 6 inch PVC casing and screens. The productivity of the wells and the characteristics of aquifer were evaluated by pumping tests using a constant discharge rate and step drawdown methods. The average yield of the wells at allowable drawdown of 40 m was found to be 428 m3 per day. Results from water quality analysis indicate that the water is fresh with an average total dissolved solids (TDS) concentration of 101 to 150 mg/L. The hardness of the water varies from as low as 9.01 mg/L to a maximum of 337 mg /L. On the average the water is moderately hard with the hardness value of 73.17 mg/L. The water facies of the groundwater was found to be of Calcium-Sodium-Bicarbonate water. IWA Publishing 2010 2010 Article PeerReviewed application/msword http://eprints.utp.edu.my/2468/1/GROUNDWATER_IN_FRACTURED_GRANITE_FOR_WATER_SUPPLY_TO_REMOTE_AREAS_IN_MALAYSIA.pdf http://www.iwaponline.com/wpt/005/wpt0050041.htm Sapari, Nasiman and Raja Azie, R.Z and Jusoh, Hisyam (2010) Groundwater in fractured granite for water supply to remote areas in Malaysia. Water Practice & Technology , Volume (Issue ). ISSN 1751-231X http://eprints.utp.edu.my/2468/
institution Universiti Teknologi Petronas
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topic TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
spellingShingle TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
Sapari, Nasiman
Raja Azie, R.Z
Jusoh, Hisyam
Groundwater in fractured granite for water supply to remote areas in Malaysia
description Groundwater in fractured granite in Malaysia was found to be an economical source of water supply for various remote industries and communities. The uses include for agricultural processing, mineral water bottling, granite quarry, golf course irrigation and drinking water supply. Forty five tubewells belong to private companies operating in various places in the area were evaluated in terms of the yields and water quality. The wells were drilled using rotary air-percussion method to a maximum depth of 200 m and provided with 6 inch PVC casing and screens. The productivity of the wells and the characteristics of aquifer were evaluated by pumping tests using a constant discharge rate and step drawdown methods. The average yield of the wells at allowable drawdown of 40 m was found to be 428 m3 per day. Results from water quality analysis indicate that the water is fresh with an average total dissolved solids (TDS) concentration of 101 to 150 mg/L. The hardness of the water varies from as low as 9.01 mg/L to a maximum of 337 mg /L. On the average the water is moderately hard with the hardness value of 73.17 mg/L. The water facies of the groundwater was found to be of Calcium-Sodium-Bicarbonate water.
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author Sapari, Nasiman
Raja Azie, R.Z
Jusoh, Hisyam
author_sort Sapari, Nasiman
title Groundwater in fractured granite for water supply to remote areas in Malaysia
title_short Groundwater in fractured granite for water supply to remote areas in Malaysia
title_full Groundwater in fractured granite for water supply to remote areas in Malaysia
title_fullStr Groundwater in fractured granite for water supply to remote areas in Malaysia
title_full_unstemmed Groundwater in fractured granite for water supply to remote areas in Malaysia
title_sort groundwater in fractured granite for water supply to remote areas in malaysia
publisher IWA Publishing 2010
publishDate 2010
url http://eprints.utp.edu.my/2468/1/GROUNDWATER_IN_FRACTURED_GRANITE_FOR_WATER_SUPPLY_TO_REMOTE_AREAS_IN_MALAYSIA.pdf
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