Q1/ For the hydraulic structuresbelow, Q = 20o0m3/sec, water way= 100m, Pond level = 160m, safe exit%3Dgradient = 1/5 and silt factor = 0.7.%3D%3DCalculate the percentage ofpressure at key points usingKhosla's method.15215115014914213913920m18m22m

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Q1/ For the hydraulic structures below, Q = 2000m3/sec, water way %3D = 100m, Pond level = 160m, safe exit %3D %3D gradient = 1/5 and silt factor = 0.7. Calculate the percentage of pressure at key points using Khosla's method. 152 151 150 149 142 139 139 20m 18m 22m

Q1/ For the hydraulic structures below, Q = 2000m3/sec, water way %3D = 100m, Pond level = 160m, safe exit %3D %3D gradient = 1/5 and silt factor = 0.7. Calculate the percentage of pressure at key points using Khosla's method. 152 151 150 149 142 139 139 20m 18m 22m

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Principles of Seepage

In hydrology, when water flows down in a pore or crack of unsaturated soil due to gravity, the deep layer of soil is called seepage. It is the slow movement of water in the soil layer. Seepage is mainly found near hydraulic structures and is responsible for the stability of earthen-type hydraulic structures.

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Q1/ For the hydraulic structures
below, Q = 20o0m3/sec, water way
= 100m, Pond level = 160m, safe exit
%3D
gradient = 1/5 and silt factor = 0.7.
%3D
%3D
Calculate the percentage of
pressure at key points using
Khosla's method.
152
151
150
149
142
139
139
20m
18m
22m

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