Find the hydraulic gradient and the head at point C of the following structure for static condition, 1) Using Bligh creep theory and 2) Using Lane weighted creep theory. The water percolates at A and exits at B. 1m 550 5m AH-7m 12m USWL 2 m 15m 18m C DS BL 모 B 1m 5 m

Find the hydraulic gradient and the head at point C of the following structure for static condition, 1) Using Bligh creep theory and 2) Using Lane weighted creep theory. The water percolates at A and exits at B. 1m 550 5m AH-7m 12m USWL 2 m 15m 18m C DS BL 모 B 1m 5 m

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Find the hydraulic gradient and the head at point C of the following structure for static
condition, 1) Using Bligh creep theory and 2) Using Lane weighted creep theory. The
water percolates at A and exits at B.
5m
A
AH-7m
12m
USWL
2m
15m
18m
DS BL
8
B
1m
5 m

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