Q7/ Lake A losses feed Lake B. The distance between them is 3.5 km. Lake A has a water level of +1100 m and Lake B has a water level of +1060 m. K = 12.5 m / day. Calculate the specific flow rate (q) for unit area ( .assume area=1) 3.5 Km h=h₂-he W.L=1060 m W.L=1100 m Datum Impervious Soil pervious Soil h, total head Impervious Soil K=12.5 m/day WI B h total head

Q7/ Lake A losses feed Lake B. The distance between them is 3.5 km. Lake A has a water level of +1100 m and Lake B has a water level of +1060 m. K = 12.5 m / day. Calculate the specific flow rate (q) for unit area ( .assume area=1) 3.5 Km h=h₂-he W.L=1060 m W.L=1100 m Datum Impervious Soil pervious Soil h, total head Impervious Soil K=12.5 m/day WI B h total head

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