A falling-head permeameter contains a sample of length 10 centimeters and diameter4 centimeters. The falling-head tube has an inside diameter of 1 centimeter. Thehead falls from 5 to 2 centimeters over a period of 70 minutes.a. What is the hydraulic conductivity in cm/sec?b. The water temperature was 21° C. At this temperature the density of water is0.997 g/cm³ and the viscosity is 0.00988 g/sec-cm. What is the intrinsic permea-bility of the sample?

Given:Sample length, L=10 cmSample diameter, d=4 cmInside diameter of tube=1 cmTemperature of water,…

A falling-head permeameter contains a sample of length 10 centimeters a centimeters. The falling-head tube has an inside diameter of 1 centi ead falls from 5 to 2 centimeters over a period of 70 minutes. . What is the hydraulic conductivity in cm/sec? . The water temperature was 21° C. At this temperature the density 0.997 g/cm³ and the viscosity is 0.00988 g/sec-cm. What is the intrin bility of the sample?

A falling-head permeameter contains a sample of length 10 centimeters a centimeters. The falling-head tube has an inside diameter of 1 centi ead falls from 5 to 2 centimeters over a period of 70 minutes. . What is the hydraulic conductivity in cm/sec? . The water temperature was 21° C. At this temperature the density 0.997 g/cm³ and the viscosity is 0.00988 g/sec-cm. What is the intrin bility of the sample?

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