Fig. 1. Model grid domain and geology, boundary conditions; (a) 3D model domain and (b) vertical cross-section of model domain.
Fig. 2. Excavation simulations according to the scenario of underground facilities (or barrier) locations; (a) separation distances and (b) barrier sizes.
Fig. 3. A distribution of groundwater level for a general 1; (a), (d) 1st step (30day) and (b), (e) 2nd step (60day), (c), (d) 3rd step (90day).
Fig. 4. A distribution of groundwater level for a Case 1-2; (a), (d) 1st step (30day) and (b), (e) 2nd step (60day), (c), (d) 3rd step (90day).
Fig. 5. A comparison of groundwater distribution according to a scenario for a 3rd steps; (a) separation distance effect (General 1 and Case 1-2, Case 1-4) and (b) barrier size effect (General 1 and Case 1-2, Case 4-2).
Fig. 6. The results of simulation according to a scenario for a barrier sizes; (a), (d) difference of head and (b), (e) hydraulic gradient, (c), (d) hydraulic gradient ratio.
Fig. 7. The results of simulation according to a scenario for a separation distances; (a), (d) difference of head and (b), (e)hydraulic gradient, (c), (d) hydraulic gradient ratio.
Fig. 8. The result of simulation according to a scenario for a hydraulic gradient (dh/L) of model; (a), (d) difference of head and(b), (e) hydraulic gradient, (c), (f) hydraulic gradient ratio.
Fig. 9. The result of groundwater discharge rate and ratio according to a separation distance; (a), (b), (c) discharge rate of daily and (e), (f), (g) ratio of discharge rate.
Fig. 10. The result of groundwater discharge rate and ratio according to a barrier size; (a), (b), (c) discharge rate of daily and(e), (f), (g) ratio of discharge rate.
Fig. 11. The result of groundwater discharge rate and ratio according to a scenario; (a), (b), (c) discharge rate of daily and (e),(f), (g) ratio of discharge rate.
Table 1. Aquifer parameters
Table 2. The ground excavation schedules
Table 3. The scenario list according to separation distance and barrier (or facilities) size, hydraulic gradient
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