4.4 Determine the increase of pore water pressure at M due to the strip loading shown in Figure P4.2 Assume v=0.5 and a = 0 for all cases given below. (a) == 2.5m, x = 0m, 4= 0.65. (b) == 2.5m, x = 1.25m, 4= 0.52. 9-215 kN/m² 25 m 5 m. - G.W.T. Silty clay

4.4 Determine the increase of pore water pressure at M due to the strip loading shown in Figure P4.2 Assume v=0.5 and a = 0 for all cases given below. (a) == 2.5m, x = 0m, 4= 0.65. (b) == 2.5m, x = 1.25m, 4= 0.52. 9-215 kN/m² 25 m 5 m. - G.W.T. Silty clay

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4.4 Determine the increase of pore water pressure at M due to the strip loading shown in Figure
P4.2 Assume v = 0.5 and a = 0 for all cases given below.
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(b) = = 2.5m, x = 1.25m, A= 0.52.
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