2. smaller than any of the cells to the left or right of the sheetpile. Is the velocity of flow in these cells faster, slower, or the same as the larger cells? Explain your answer. Calculate the flowrate beneath the sheetpile shown. K = 2 x 105 cm/sec ground surface

2. smaller than any of the cells to the left or right of the sheetpile. Is the velocity of flow in these cells faster, slower, or the same as the larger cells? Explain your answer. Calculate the flowrate beneath the sheetpile shown. K = 2 x 105 cm/sec ground surface

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For the flownet in problem 2, the cells immediately below the sheetpile are
smaller than any of the cells to the left or right of the sheetpile. Is the
velocity of flow in these cells faster, slower, or the same as the larger cells?
Explain your answer.
Calculate the flowrate beneath the sheetpile shown. K = 2 x 105 cm/sec
A
Elev. = 100
shale (impermeable)
14'
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ground surface
C
Elex=0

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