STUDY THE GROUNDWATER FLOW PATTERN A CASE STUDY OF BIOLOGICAL GARDEN, FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC OFFA, KWARA STATE

Student: Likiat Oluwabukunmi Oyebo
Supervisor: Mr Muraina Olayinka Olanipekun
HOD: Mr Muraina Olayinka Olanipekun
Department of Physics Electronics
Science and Technology
Federal Polytechnic, offa, Kwara State

Abstract

ABSTRACT Drilling borehole for groundwater prospecting at Biological garden at mini campus of The Federal Polytechnic Offa, Kwara State Nigeria has been extremely difficult-mostly cost by lithological problem and the erratic landforms peculiar to the area. In this case study, as it has been verified by different literatures the major landform is basically basements complex. The section through which groundwater is supplied or stored an identify through interpretation are within weathered section which is about in the range of 9.4m – 10.2m and basement fractures clusters around an average of 68.6m, with the over-boarding which groundwater stored, the drilling for such objectives is feasible with moderate pressure motorize drilling equipment. 

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