Consider point P. If the groundwater drops 1m to the top of the clay layer, what would the change in Total Stress and Pore Water Pressure change? 1 m 1m 2m 2m P Sand Clay Sand Pd = 1.35 Mg/m³ Psat 1.85 Mg/m³ H Psat = 2.0 Mg/m³ Psat = 1.9 Mg/m³

Consider point P. If the groundwater drops 1m to the top of the clay layer, what would the change in Total Stress and Pore Water Pressure change? 1 m 1m 2m 2m P Sand Clay Sand Pd = 1.35 Mg/m³ Psat 1.85 Mg/m³ H Psat = 2.0 Mg/m³ Psat = 1.9 Mg/m³

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Consider point P. If the groundwater drops 1m to the top of the clay layer, what would the change
in Total Stress and Pore Water Pressure change?
1 m
1m
2m
2m
P
Sand
Clay
Sand
Pd = 1.35 Mg/m³
Psat 1.85 Mg/m³
H
Psat = 2.0 Mg/m³
Psat = 1.9 Mg/m³

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