cm high, the head was maintained constant at 30cm. In 38sec, Om³ of water were collected. Find the correction factor C'. GIVEN: CIND SOLUTION: 3 28.8 L = 245cm C'Qa === = 0.757894768" 38 S P = 100cm Qa = CLH² = C¹² √2gLHz H = 30cm 0.758 = C'()(√19.62) (2.45) (0.3) t = 38s C' = 0.64 L. S. ELEV CREST ELEV P s O :0 D:

cm high, the head was maintained constant at 30cm. In 38sec, Om³ of water were collected. Find the correction factor C'. GIVEN: CIND SOLUTION: 3 28.8 L = 245cm C'Qa === = 0.757894768" 38 S P = 100cm Qa = CLH² = C¹² √2gLHz H = 30cm 0.758 = C'()(√19.62) (2.45) (0.3) t = 38s C' = 0.64 L. S. ELEV CREST ELEV P s O :0 D:

Principles of Geotechnical Engineering (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781305970939

Author:Braja M. Das, Khaled Sobhan

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Chapter8: Seepage

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