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1.2.2. Boundary Between Permeable and Impermeable Soil Materials
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- 1.
What is the main purpose of flow nets?
Hint
Think about how we need to see the path of water.
- 2.
Name the two types of lines that make up a flow net.
Hint
One shows direction and the other shows head.
- 3.
What do flow lines in a flow net represent?
- Water pressure
- Flow direction
- Soil type
Hint
Think of arrows showing movement.
- 4.
True or False: Equipotential lines can be considered as flow lines.
- True
- False
Hint
Remember their distinct roles.
- 5.
Design a flow net for a hypothetical site where permeable soil layers are underlain by an impermeable layer. Describe the steps taken in constructing your flow net.
Hint
Focus on defining the boundaries clearly first.
- 6.
How would you determine the effect of adding a layer of impermeable material atop a permeable layer on the flow net?
Hint
Consider how water reacts to new barriers.
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