Problem 2: For a laboratory consolidation test on a 20-mm-thick clay specimen, drained on one side only, the following data were obtained. If the time for 70% consolidation was 6 min, determine the hydraulic conductivity of the clay in the loading range. Problem 2: For a laboratory consolidation test on a 20-mm-thick clay specimen, drainedon one side only, the following data were obtained. If the time for 70% consolidation was6 min, determine the hydraulic conductivity of the clay in the loading range.Void Ratio0.850.93Pressure (kN/m²)125240

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Problem 2: For a laboratory consolidation test on a 20-mm-thick clay specimen, drained on one side only, the following data were obtained. If the time for 70% consolidation was 6 min, determine the hydraulic conductivity of the clay in the loading range. Void Ratio 0.85 0.93 Pressure (kN/m²) 125 240

Problem 2: For a laboratory consolidation test on a 20-mm-thick clay specimen, drained on one side only, the following data were obtained. If the time for 70% consolidation was 6 min, determine the hydraulic conductivity of the clay in the loading range. Void Ratio 0.85 0.93 Pressure (kN/m²) 125 240

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