GATE CE 2021 Set 1 — Question 60

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A tube-well of 20 cm20\text{ cm} diameter fully penetrates a horizontal, homogeneous, and isotropic confined aquifer of infinite horizontal extent. The aquifer is of 30 m30\text{ m} uniform thickness. A steady pumping at the rate of 40 litres/s40\text{ litres/s} from the well for a long time results in a steady drawdown of 4 m4\text{ m} at the well face. The subsurface flow to the well due to pumping is steady, horizontal and Darcian and the radius of influence of the well is 245 m245\text{ m}. The hydraulic conductivity of the aquifer (in m/day\text{m/day}, round off to integer) is _________
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