HYDROLOGYInfiltrationUSE 3 SIGNIFICANT FIGURES IN FINAL ANSWER Calculate the 4-week soil moisture flux in cm/daybetween based on the following data. You can use thetable below for your summary of answer.ABz1 (m)0.90.80.7z2 (m)2.12.01.9K = 250( – v) -21"Summary of Answer:Suction HydraulicHead 41 Head 42 Conductivi DifferenceSuctionНeadTotal Head Total HeadMoistureWeekh1 at z1h2 at z2Flux (q)at z1at z2ty (K)(h1 -h2)cmcmcmcm/daycmcm/daycm1-145-2302-165-2353-130-2404-140-240Compare and make conclusion for results of A, B and C.

Soil moisture flux is the amount of water that is passing across a soil cross section. It is…

Calculate the 4-week soil moisture flux in cm/day between based on the following data. You can use the table below for your summary of answer. B C z1 (m) 0.9 0.8 0.7 z2 (m) 2.1 2.0 1.9 K = 250( – v) - 2.11 Summary of Answer: Hydraulic Head 41 Head 42 Conductivi Difference ty (K) Suction Suction Неad Total Head Total Head Moisture Week h1 at z1 h2 at z2 Flux (q) at z1 at z2 (h1 -h2) cm cm cm cm cm/day cm cm/day 1 -145 -230 -165 -235 -130 -240 4 -140 -240 3.

Calculate the 4-week soil moisture flux in cm/day between based on the following data. You can use the table below for your summary of answer. B C z1 (m) 0.9 0.8 0.7 z2 (m) 2.1 2.0 1.9 K = 250( – v) - 2.11 Summary of Answer: Hydraulic Head 41 Head 42 Conductivi Difference ty (K) Suction Suction Неad Total Head Total Head Moisture Week h1 at z1 h2 at z2 Flux (q) at z1 at z2 (h1 -h2) cm cm cm cm cm/day cm cm/day 1 -145 -230 -165 -235 -130 -240 4 -140 -240 3.

Principles of Geotechnical Engineering (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Braja M. Das, Khaled Sobhan

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Chapter7: Permeability

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