Discussion
A well yielding 900 litres a minute at a drawdown of 6 m has a specific capacity of
Answer: D
Correct answer: 150 litres/min per metre
Specific capacity is yield over drawdown:
\[ \frac{900}{6} = 150 \ \text{litres/min per metre} \]It is the standard measure of well performance, and recording it at commissioning gives the baseline against which later deterioration is judged - which is exactly what the next item does.
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