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What is flooding water?
flood water is just when it rains for such a long time and the ground can't soak up the need water to matain the flood water
Where do floods go after they have flooded?
After a flood, the water can recede back into bodies of water such as rivers, lakes, or oceans, evaporate into the atmosphere, or seep into the ground. Depending on the severity of the flood and the geography of the area, the water may need to be pumped out or naturally dissipate over time.
What makes a flood a flood?
A flood is when the water comes out of its normal path.
What can groundwater be pumped from?
Groundwater can be pumped from aquifers, which are underground layers of permeable rock or sediment that hold water. It can also be pumped from wells that are drilled into the ground to access the water stored in the aquifers.
The water in the Mountain Aquifer is pumped out from?
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Why is pugneys now a lake and not an open cast mine?
mines continually flood with ground water. while in operation the water is pumped out. when shut down the pumps are shut off and the mine fills up with water to the level of the water table. this water is often acidic because of sulfides oxidizing to sulfuric acid on exposure to air.
Does the residential water well pump all the time?
The water is pumped for a certain time, as the water is pumped from the bottom tank to the top tank and we get our water for the day from the top tank only.
How high can a flood get?
A flood can go as high as the land and water allow. There is no limit to the rise of flood waters because a flood is not a controlled event.
Why do you have to pay water?
Because water is a processed substance. It's pumped up out of the ground, cleaned out and sanitized pumped out and pressurized in your faucet. That costs money, and that's why you pay for water.
Why do you have to pay for water?
Because water is a processed substance. It's pumped up out of the ground, cleaned out and sanitized pumped out and pressurized in your faucet. That costs money, and that's why you pay for water.
Which of the following is a physical property of table salt (NaCI) that allows it to be pumped from under the ground?
It dissolves in water. The method for pumping it is neat: they drill holes in the salt bed and pump in water. The water dissolves salt until a saturated solution is reached, then more water is pumped in. After a year or more, the brine is pumped out and they start anew.
Large flows of water covering land not usually covered by water?
a Flood
