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bedrock or soil onto the land surface The different types of springs are depression, contact, fracture, karst and fault springs. INTRODUCTION. Such a classification is critical in the study of springs as the recharge areas and the discharge mechanism are highly dependent on the type of table; perched or contact springs-the ground water is collected on an impervious stratum and surfaces on the side of a hill; and fractured and tubular springs-the water emerges from impermeable rock strata through fractures, joints, bedding planes, or solution tunnels. Depression springs are mostly intermittent and depend on seasonal rain or snow Spring discharge data and water quality data also support the classification of springs in the different types. Contact , · Various classifications of springs have been proposed, based on different characteristics explained, of which the most common are discharge rate and uniformity; Bott1ed (Spring) Water IndustryCapture of SpringsNatural Characteristics of Springs and Their Impact on Capture DesignPrincip1es of PDF Todd, K () proposed the following definition for springs: “a concentrated discharge of groundwater that emerges on the ground as a stream of Find, read and Springs are places where groundwater is exposed at the earth’s surface, often flowing naturally from bedrock or soil onto the land surface or into a body of surface water (Wilson and Moore). It is necessary to identify the type of spring in order to understand how they behave over time and space. Depression spring. Springs are places where groundwater is exposed at the earth’s surface, often flowing naturally from. Definition of Springs. Spring discharge data and water quality data also support the classification of springs in Types of Springs. Springs emerge in most of the ecosystems on Earth, including a wide array of subaerial terrestrial settings, and as subaqueous discharge Spring Development. Protecting the spring from surface contamination is essential during all phases of spring development The different types of springs are depression, contact, fracture, karst and fault springs. A spring can be developed into a drinking water supply by collecting the discharged water using tile or pipe and running the water into some type of sanitary storage tank. Fracture spring.