10- A layered soil is shown in Figure-2. Given that• Hi = 1.5 m• Hz = 2.5 m• H3 = 3.0 mEstimate the ratio of equivalent hydraulic conductivity, KHlea)/kvlea)-• k = 105 cm/sec• k2 = 3.0 x 103 cm/sec• k3 =3.5 x 105 cm/secH1H3| k2k3Figure-2 9- Refer to Figure -1. Find the flow rate in m/sec/m length (at right angles to the crosssection shown) through the permeable soil layer. Given: H = 5 m,Hi = 2.8 m, h = 3.1 m, L = 60 m, a = 5°=, k = 0.05 cm/sec.HDirection of flow| Impervious layerFigure-1

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10- A layered soil is shown in Figure-2. Given that • Hi = 1.5 m • Hz = 2,5 m • H3 = 3.0 m • k3 =3.5 × 105 cm/sec Estimate the ratio of equivalent hydraulic conductivity, kHeq)/kvceg). • k = 105 cm/sec • k2 = 3.0 x 103 cm/sec H2 H3 k2 k3 Figure-2

10- A layered soil is shown in Figure-2. Given that • Hi = 1.5 m • Hz = 2,5 m • H3 = 3.0 m • k3 =3.5 × 105 cm/sec Estimate the ratio of equivalent hydraulic conductivity, kHeq)/kvceg). • k = 105 cm/sec • k2 = 3.0 x 103 cm/sec H2 H3 k2 k3 Figure-2

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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