"Low Flow Sampling Quiz"

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rpeebles	Sep-16-03, 11:21 PM (GMT)
"Low Flow Sampling Quiz"
Assume a 3m long well screen in the saturated zone. A low flow sampler is placed at the midpoint of the screen. When a sample is taken, where does the water really come from? (a) the "zone" adjacent to the low flow sample intake (b) the entire screened interval We will report on the results of this quiz in a near future issue of HydroNews. Thanks for your input!
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RE: Low Flow Sampling Quiz, ahipathy, 09:16 AM, Sep-18-03, (1) RE: Low Flow Sampling Quiz, ahipathy, 09:17 AM, Sep-18-03, (2)

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ahipathy	Sep-18-03, 09:16 AM (GMT)
1. "RE: Low Flow Sampling Quiz"
The answer is (b) the entire screened interval because the sampler is a low flow sampler.
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ahipathy	Sep-18-03, 09:17 AM (GMT)
2. "RE: Low Flow Sampling Quiz"
The answer is (b) the entire screened interval because the sampler is a low flow sampler.
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