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highest seepage trace saturated permeability (Lumb 1962) 4.1.2 2 50% (Nassif & Wilson1975) Bell & Chin (1968) Peterson & Kwong (1981) 0 31 200
saturation trial pits disturbance density Lumb(19621975) wetting front 0.5 k ⋅ t h = ( D ⋅ t) + [4.1] n( S − S ) h= depth of wetting front D= diffusion parameter K= coefficient of permeability f 0 201
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