4. The bubbling pressure of one bar ceramic plate is 0.501atm 10kPa 100kPa 100cmH₂O 5. If 0 values are (0.12 and 0.27)cm³cm3 at the wilting point and field capacity respectively. How much water as a depth is required to fulfill 30cm root zone after 60%depletion of available water. 2.7 cm a. 3.5 cm 4.2cm 2.1cm

4. The bubbling pressure of one bar ceramic plate is 0.501atm 10kPa 100kPa 100cmH₂O 5. If 0 values are (0.12 and 0.27)cm³cm3 at the wilting point and field capacity respectively. How much water as a depth is required to fulfill 30cm root zone after 60%depletion of available water. 2.7 cm a. 3.5 cm 4.2cm 2.1cm

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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