The flow net under a hydraulic structure has 5flow channel with 10 equipotential drops. If thepermeability of the bed material is 1.5 *10^-4m/sec, find the quantity of seepage per meterwidth of the structure in m ^ 2 /sec under 3mhead.

No. of flow channel = 5 Equipotential drop = 10Permeability of the bed material = 1.5 X 10-4 m/secTo…

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The flow net under a hydraulic structure has 5 flow channel with 10 equipotential drops. If the permeability of the bed material is 1.5 *10^ -4 m/sec, find the quantity of seepage per meter width of the structure in m ^ 2 /sec under 3m head.