7. The figure shows the layers of soil in the tube that is 10 cm by 10 cm in cross section.When the tube is supplied with water, a constant head difference of 30 cm is observed.A B30 cmсSample15 cm 20 cm 25 cma. Find the equivalent coefficient of permeability.b. Determine the hydraulic gradient.c. Compute the rate of water supply (in cm³/s).K (cm/sec)2 x 10-³3 x 10-³4 x 10-³

Given,Cross section=10cm ×10 cmHead difference,h=30cm To determine,a.Find the equivalent…

7. The figure shows the layers of soil in the tube that is 10 cm by 10 cm in cross section. When the tube is supplied with water, a constant head difference of 30 cm is observed. A 30 cm с Sample 20 cm a. Find the equivalent coefficient of permeability. b. Determine the hydraulic gradient. c. Compute the rate of water supply (in cm³/s). B K (cm/sec) 2 x 10³ 3 x 10-3 4 x 10-³

7. The figure shows the layers of soil in the tube that is 10 cm by 10 cm in cross section. When the tube is supplied with water, a constant head difference of 30 cm is observed. A 30 cm с Sample 20 cm a. Find the equivalent coefficient of permeability. b. Determine the hydraulic gradient. c. Compute the rate of water supply (in cm³/s). B K (cm/sec) 2 x 10³ 3 x 10-3 4 x 10-³

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