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Find the seepage rate q, in
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8.12 An earth dam section is shown in Figure 8.28. Determine the rate of seepage
through the carth dam using Pavlovsky's solution. Use k- 4x 10 mm/s.
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8.C.I Refer to Problem 8.12. Given Ak = 4x 10 m/min and k =1X 10 m/min.
An earth dam is shown in (Figure 1). Determine the seepage rate, q, in m³/day/m
Length using Schaffernak's method.
Given: a₁
cm/sec.
35, a₁ = 40, L₁= 5m, H = 7m, H₁ = 10m, and k = 3 × 10-4
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