Ex:- For the Barrage shown in the figure below , use Khosla's theory:- a- Check the safety against piping failure by Khosla theories; assume the bed soil of the river is coarse sand. b- Find the uplift pressure head at all point c- Draw H.G.L ( hydraulic gradient line) for static head condition.

Ex:- For the Barrage shown in the figure below , use Khosla's theory:- a- Check the safety against piping failure by Khosla theories; assume the bed soil of the river is coarse sand. b- Find the uplift pressure head at all point c- Draw H.G.L ( hydraulic gradient line) for static head condition.

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Ex:- For the Barrage shown in the figure below , use Khosla's theory:-
a- Check the safety against piping failure by Khosla theories; assume the bed soil of
the river is coarse sand.
b- Find the uplift pressure head at all point
c- Draw H.G.L ( hydraulic gradient line) for static head condition.
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