Discussion
Yield of a well per unit drawdown is called .............................
Answer: A
Yield per unit drawdown is the specific capacity.
Specific capacity is the pumping rate of a well divided by the drawdown it produces, for example litres per minute per metre. It measures how productive a well is.
Specific yield and specific retention are aquifer properties: the fraction of water a rock releases by gravity drainage, and the fraction it holds back. Safe yield is the amount that can be withdrawn from a basin without harmful depletion.
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