Soil A permeable soil is underlain by animpervious layer. For the permeablelayer, k=0.0052cm/s, H=4m, andinclination with respect tohorizontal = 5.Ground surfaceDirection ofseepageGround water table(free surface)Fig. SM 022a. Determine the hydraulic gradient.b. Determine the flow of water permeter width (m^3/hr)c. Determine the total amount ofwater percolated per day per meterwidth (m^3)

Determine a. Hydraulic gradient (i). b. Flow of water per meter width (Q). c. The total amount of…

A permeable soil is underlain by an impervious layer. For the permeable layer, k=0.0052cm/s, H=4m, and inclination with respect to horizontal = 5. Ground surface Direction of Oround water table (free surface) Fig. SM 022 a. Determine the hydraulic gradient. b. Determine the flow of water per meter width (m^3/hr) c. Determine the total amount of water percolated per day per meter width (m^3)