diff --git a/web/content/docs/benchmarks/liquid-flow/unconfined-aquifer.pandoc b/web/content/docs/benchmarks/liquid-flow/unconfined-aquifer.pandoc index cea3b20613e3f1facdaea8089a76c42c70517913..719f3b97cd7c7e2840486f85c095b86607a46646 100644 --- a/web/content/docs/benchmarks/liquid-flow/unconfined-aquifer.pandoc +++ b/web/content/docs/benchmarks/liquid-flow/unconfined-aquifer.pandoc @@ -35,11 +35,14 @@ $$ -where _h[m]_ is the hydraulic head, _S<sub>y</sub>_ is the specific yield and _K_ is the hydraulic conductivity. The Specific Yield _S<sub>y</sub>_, also known as the drainable porosity, is a quantity that is smaller or equal to the effective porosity in a coarse and porous medium. _S<sub>y</sub>_ indicates the volumetric water content that can flow out from the material under the influence of gravity. +where $h[m]$ is the hydraulic head, $S_y$ is the specific yield and $K$ is the +hydraulic conductivity. The Specific Yield $S_y$, also known as the drainable +porosity, is a quantity that is smaller or equal to the effective porosity in a +coarse and porous medium. $S_y$ indicates the volumetric water content that can flow out from the material under the influence of gravity. -The examples shown here are horizontal 2D models parameterized by hydraulic head _h[m]_ . +The examples shown here are horizontal 2D models parameterized by hydraulic head $h[m]$. -Since the formulation within OGS is basically based on pressure (_P_) and permeability (_k_), the following relationships must be considered during parameterization in order to be able to work head-based and with hydraulic conductivity (_K_): +Since the formulation within OGS is basically based on pressure ($P$) and permeability ($k$), the following relationships must be considered during parameterization in order to be able to work head-based and with hydraulic conductivity ($K$): $$ \begin{eqnarray} @@ -80,7 +83,7 @@ The basic scenario for the two-dimensional unconfined aquifer: * Steady-state model. * In the north there is a fixed head boundary condition with 15 m. * The southern boundary has a fixed head boundary condition with 25 m. -* the Specific Yield is set to _S<sub>y</sub>_ = 0.00 +* the Specific Yield is set to $S_y = 0.0$ {{< img src="../Dupuit_Scenario_A.jpg" >}} @@ -99,7 +102,7 @@ The basic scenario for the two-dimensional unconfined aquifer: ### Scenario D: - like scenario A but transient and -- with a Specific Yield _S<sub>y</sub>_ = 0.25. +- with a Specific Yield $S_y_ = 0.25$. - Simulation time = 100 days. {{< img src="../Dupuit_Scenario_D.jpg" >}}