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difference between bligh's,lanesand khosla's creep theory?

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Answered by moose020406

Bligh, in his theory, had calculated the length of the creep, by simply adding the horizontal creep length

and the vertical creep length, thereby making no distinction between the two creeps. However, Lane, on

the basis of his analysis carried out on about 200 dams all over the world, stipulated that the horizontal

creep is less effective in reducing uplift (or in causing loss of head) than the vertical creep. He, therefore,

suggested a weightage factor of 1/3 for the horizontal creep, as against 1.0 for the vertical creep.

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