Q6) Estimate k and a in the infiltration equation (D = kt") (t in minutes and D in mm) for a water run by using the following information: • Inflow (q) is 4 l/sec per 1 m of the width • Depth of flow at the beginning of the water run is 5 cm • The infiltrated depths are distributed as an ellipse. • The recorded data of water advance are as follows: Time (t) in minutes Distance (x) in meters 30 120 80 240

Q6) Estimate k and a in the infiltration equation (D = kt") (t in minutes and D in mm) for a water run by using the following information: • Inflow (q) is 4 l/sec per 1 m of the width • Depth of flow at the beginning of the water run is 5 cm • The infiltrated depths are distributed as an ellipse. • The recorded data of water advance are as follows: Time (t) in minutes Distance (x) in meters 30 120 80 240

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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