A permeable soil is underlain by a impervious layer, as shown in figure below. For the permeable layer, k = ст 0.0048 , H = 3 m and a = 5°. sec a.) Calculate the hydraulic gradient. b.) Calculate for the flow of water per meter width in m3/hr. c.) Calculate the total amount of water percolated per day per meter width in m3.
A permeable soil is underlain by a impervious layer, as shown in figure below. For the permeable layer, k = ст 0.0048 , H = 3 m and a = 5°. sec a.) Calculate the hydraulic gradient. b.) Calculate for the flow of water per meter width in m3/hr. c.) Calculate the total amount of water percolated per day per meter width in m3.
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