Seepage and stability analysis of small earthen dams

By:

TAJINDER PAL Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1990Edition: Civil EngineeringDescription: 204LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 627.83 T11S

Summary: The study shows that the seepage discharge is dependent on the upstream slope of the core of the earth dam. As the angle of the upstream face of the core, with the horizontal is increased, the seepage discharge through the core decreases. As the anisotrop

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The study shows that the seepage discharge is dependent on the upstream slope of the core of the earth dam. As the angle of the upstream face of the core, with the horizontal is increased, the seepage discharge through the core decreases. As the anisotrop

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