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    The document provides information about finding solutions to homework problems from a Principles of Geotechnical Engineering textbook. It includes a sample multi-step problem involving calculating seepage loss from a flow net diagram. The problem asks the reader to draw the flow net for a given cross-section, determine the head difference, and use this to calculate the seepage loss per meter of sheet pile. [/SUMMARY]

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    Step 2 of 3

    Determine the head difference.


    Here, head difference is , head at upstream side of
    flow is , and head at downstream side of flow is .
    Substitute for , and for in formula.

    Thus, the head difference is .

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    Determine the seepage loss per meter length of sheet pile.

    Here, seepage loss is , hydraulic conductivity is , number of


    flow channels is , number of potential drops is , and head
    difference is .
    Substitute for , for , for , and for in
    formula.

    Therefore, the seepage loss per meter length of sheet pile is


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