1. If the flow out is 200 mm³/sec in figure 1, find K1 and K2 dh = 0.01 mm/sec, dt 2. In figure 2, when 1) Derive the equation giving K 2) Calculate K 1000(mm) 1000(mm) 700 bos Soil 1] H1 500 Soil 500 Soil 2 H2 150mm 5mm

1. If the flow out is 200 mm³/sec in figure 1, find K1 and K2 dh = 0.01 mm/sec, dt 2. In figure 2, when 1) Derive the equation giving K 2) Calculate K 1000(mm) 1000(mm) 700 bos Soil 1] H1 500 Soil 500 Soil 2 H2 150mm 5mm

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1. If the flow out is 200 mm³/sec in figure 1, find K1 and K2
dh
= 0.01 mm/sec,
dt
2. In figure 2, when
1) Derive the equation giving K
2) Calculate K
1000(mm)
1000(mm)
700
bos
Soil 1] H1
500
Soil
500
Soil 2
H2
150mm
5mm
400
loe
800(mm)
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