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This project report outlines the design of a deep tube well system for the rural community of Mohanpur Upazila, Bangladesh, aimed at providing a reliable and safe water supply. The design is based on geological and hydraulic data, ensuring compliance with national regulations and WHO standards, and is intended to operate efficiently for 20 years. Key findings include sieve analysis data, aquifer selection, and the determination of gravel pack size to optimize water quality and sustainability.

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This project report outlines the design of a deep tube well system for the rural community of Mohanpur Upazila, Bangladesh, aimed at providing a reliable and safe water supply. The design is based on geological and hydraulic data, ensuring compliance with national regulations and WHO standards, and is intended to operate efficiently for 20 years. Key findings include sieve analysis data, aquifer selection, and the determination of gravel pack size to optimize water quality and sustainability.

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North South University

Department Civil & Environmental Engineering CEE


460: Groundwater Hydraulics

Summer2025

Project Title:Design of a DeepTube Well System for a Rural


Community of Bangladesh

Submitted by:Group 10

Name ID
Hasanul Banna al muzahid 2111306625
Shahriar Ahmed 2111460625
Md. Sakib Newaz 2111673625
Hamid al hasan 2111320625

Submitted to:

[Link] Nahar, PhD.,SFHEAFIEB


North South University

Date of submission:12.15.2025
Description of the Problem:

Access to a dependable and safe water supply is essential for the residents of Mohanpur Upazila, Rajshahi, where
water shortages occur during certain seasons. This project focuses on the design of a deep tube well to ensure a
long-term and safe groundwater source for the community. The proposed system is planned to be technically
reliable, economically feasible, and compliant with both national regulations and international water quality
standards, including those recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO). Based on the available
geological and hydraulic information, a comprehensive engineering design has been prepared. The tube well is
designed to operate efficiently for a 20-year service period, providing a sustainable water supply for the local
population.

Sieve Analysis Data :

Sieve no Sieve Size Mass Retained % Retained Cumulative % Finer


(mm) (g) Retained
4 4.75 11.92 2.65% 2.65% 97.35%
8 2.36 2.66 0.59% 3.24% 96.76%
16 1.18 37.3 8.29% 11.53% 88.47%
20 0.84 87.53 19.45% 30.98% 69.02%
25 0.71 78.07 17.35% 48.33% 51.67%
30 0.60 72.95 16.21% 64.54% 35.46%
40 0.425 98.82 21.96% 86.50% 13.50%
100 0.15 50.85 11.3% 97.80% 2.20%
200 0.075 8.1 1.8% 99.60% 0.40%
Pan <0.075 1.8 0.40% 100% 0%
Total Sample = 450 gm

Graduation curve of sieve analysis data:

Determine D₁₀, D₆₀ and Uniformity Coefficient

From the gradation curve


D₁₀(size corresponding to10% finer) 0.35 mm (approximately)
D₆₀(size corresponding to 60% finer) 0.78 mm (approximately)
D₆₀ 0.78
Using the formula of Uniformity Coefficient, Cu= = =2.22
D₁₀ 0.35
Size of the slot opening of a screen:

50% finer point lies between 0.71 mm and 0.60 mm


D1=0.60mm P1=35.46%
D2=0.71mm P2=51.67%
By Appling Linear Interpolation: P = 50 (we want the grain size at 50% finer)

Choose Gravel Pack Size

Since, Cu=2.22

So, P/A ratio should be between 12 and 15.5 I’ll choose a commercially available gravel pack size closest
to 8-11 mm or more accurately 9.5 mm.
Graduation curve of sieve analysis(Gravel pack):

Aquafire Selection :
From Table 1.0, Aquifer-3 (Coarse Sand) is optimal due to:
Highest permeability (35 m/day).
Excellent water quality (low contamination risk)
Sustainable yield for long-term use.

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