Tests of thick fiberglass filters for subsurface drains

Darrell G. Watts and James N. Luthin

Hilgardia, 1963, vol. 35, issue 3

Abstract: For ponded water conditions, inflow to a filtered drain is greater than that to a nonfiltered drain with a similar perforation arrangement. Inflow to the filtered drain was affected very little by perforation spacing, whereas inflow to the nonfiltered drain varied considerably. Experimental results were influenced by a time effect not related to perforation spacing.

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Date: 1963
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