Constant Head Permeability Test

chapter 47 - Constant Head Permeability Test
The property of the soil which permits the water or any liquid to flow through it through its voids is called permeability. It is the ease with which water can flow through the soils.
Constant head method is suitable for coarse grained soils which are relatively more pervious because of their larger voids.
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it there is a permeameter filled with compacted clay, that has an inlet height and an outlet height which would I use? I am thinking falling head since the compacted clay has low permeability and the H varies, but it seems like there is a hydraulic gradient in both tests

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Is there any method to find air permeability of muck pile of rock fragments?

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i this video you calculated length L in verticle direction bcoz of vertcile flow but in previous video you calculated in horizontal direction both are fine but if water flows in 60degree to horizontal plane how to calculate the L length between two ponits, hortizontally or vetically?

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I think the difference comes due to obstruction water faces in its path. But if we look at a pipe filled with only water, the head will be the same, if we ignore the gravitational effect(or the height difference is less).

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