EX2: The soil below is a dense well-graded clayey sand with Y=112 pct and Gs=2.63, a permeability Oh= 4 feet k=240 mm/min at a voids Hj=2 ratio of e=0.85, the cross- sectional area of the tank is 36 ft2. Find: A.The seepage rate q in ft3/min., and H=6 Clayey sand B.The direction of the flow. Knowing that (k=1.4 . e2 . ko 85) Casagrande formula

EX2: The soil below is a dense well-graded clayey sand with Y=112 pct and Gs=2.63, a permeability Oh= 4 feet k=240 mm/min at a voids Hj=2 ratio of e=0.85, the cross- sectional area of the tank is 36 ft2. Find: A.The seepage rate q in ft3/min., and H=6 Clayey sand B.The direction of the flow. Knowing that (k=1.4 . e2 . ko 85) Casagrande formula

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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