Problem 9: Using the charts of hydraulic conductivity and compressibility from Freeze and Cherry table, fill in the following table (suggest using Excel) Material Porosity Skeleton Compressibilty Water Specific K Compressibility Storage x porosity 1/Pa 1/Pa 1/m m/s m/s Gravel Sand Silt 25 Clay 25 555 222

Problem 9: Using the charts of hydraulic conductivity and compressibility from Freeze and Cherry table, fill in the following table (suggest using Excel) Material Porosity Skeleton Compressibilty Water Specific K Compressibility Storage x porosity 1/Pa 1/Pa 1/m m/s m/s Gravel Sand Silt 25 Clay 25 555 222

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Problem 9: Using the charts of hydraulic conductivity and compressibility from Freeze and
Cherry table, fillin the following table (suggest using Excel):
Material Porosity
Skeleton
Water
Specific
K
Diffusivity
Compressibilty
Compressibility Storage
x porosity
1/Pa
1/Pa
1/m
m/s
m2/s
Gravel
25
Sand
25
Silt
25
Clay
25

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