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Chapter 16, Problem 23P
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The thickness of a suitable drainage layer required to transmit the net inflow to a suitable outlet.
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For a small drainage area, the infiltration rate at the start of rainfall
storm was record to be 90 mm/hr and decreased exponentially to a
constant rate of 8 mm/hr after 2.5 hr. The total infiltration during 2.5
hr was 50 mm. Develop the Horton's equation for the infiltration rate
at any time t < 2.5 hr.
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