Distinguish between discharge velocity and seepage velocity .
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seepage velocity is the velocity of groundwater which is calculated using Darcy's law. It is the velocity at which ground water goes through a porous medium like soil and rocks. Discharge velocity is the rate of flow of a liquid across a given cross sectional area, though not necessarily into the ground.
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seepage velocity is the velocity of groundwater which is calculated using Darcy’s law. It is the velocity at which ground water goes through a porous medium like soil and rocks.
Discharge velocity is the rate of flow of a liquid across a given cross sectional area, though not necessarily into the ground
seepage velocity is the velocity of groundwater which is calculated using Darcy’s law. It is the velocity at which ground water goes through a porous medium like soil and rocks.
Discharge velocity is the rate of flow of a liquid across a given cross sectional area, though not necessarily into the ground
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