Finding pore water pressure at a point in seepage flownet

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Civil engineering step by step video solutions

[@billmorrison5908]

what if we are asked to find pore. water pressure in an area not placed on a line but one of the squares

[@basilaldoory4265]

the best youtube I found for this problem...good job

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

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[@nellvincervantes3223]

Question what if the point of interest is on the very middle of equipotential line? What value of equipotential drop would you use for the number of equip. drop multiplied by Head/total number of equip. drop?

[@faridoondanesh5998]

Thanks in advance mom. it was really interesting and helpful for me.

[@mjohsiljeur7895]

What does it mean when you have a negative value for total head at a specific point?

[@snifflestix1396]

how the hell is elevation head on upstream side 38 when the line only goes to the base of the down stream side? Severe math anxiety student here apologies if that sounded snappy :(

[@sandilesibiya812]

Thank you so much. Finally made sense.

[@장두홍-y7e]

Thanks, Dr.oka

[@betacivilnapadana5153]

Where we take unit weight of water is 62.4. In India it is 9.81

[@faridoondanesh5998]

9.81kN/m3 = 62.4 lb/ft3 or 1000kg/m3 = 62.4 lb/ft3

[@jadonclifton]

fantastic. Thank you so much!

[@崔詠心]

Thank you so much, help me a lots

[@brianparker6294]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@jonathanproano1664]

how can i calculate the efforts?

[@jackgilpin8179]

Where did the 62.4 come from??

[@anton9004]

It's the unit weight of water, which is a constant

[@faridoondanesh5998]

1000kg/m3= 62.4 lb/ft3

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Unit weight of water

[@HadiAlAzawi]

Thank you

[@huseyinarkan2047]

everything is cristal clear. thank u

[@anton9004]

Great explanation. Thanks! :)

[@betacivilnapadana5153]

Can you tell me what is the unit weight of water

[@ecuawezzy]

62.4 lb/ft^3

[@gh5030]

Thank you so much

[@veckoh]

Where do you get the 62.4 from???

[@anton9004]

It's the unit weight of water, which is a constant

[@faridoondanesh5998]

Specific wight of water in English system is 62.4 lb/ft3
and it is equal to 1000kg/m3

[@kaushalkumar5449]

Thanxxx maam ...more lecture

[@rouinea]

The pressure head at B should be 42.6 - 2 = 40.6 ft and not 32.6 ft. That gives you 2658.24 P as a final answer

[@faridoondanesh5998]

why 42.6-2? could you please explain? @Ahmed Rouine

[@munawarhussain7878]

that was helpful.

[@crismoreno9533]

shes my teacher lol

[@sumityadav2177]

thank u very much maam

[@HrithikNJ]

Thank you mam.. ^_^