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475 EaES Lab 5 All calculations and graphing should be done in a spreadsheet Due March 12 1. Perform analysis a and b on page 109 of Fetter 2. Answer questions 6, 8, and 14 in Fetter Ch 3 3. A sieve analysis is conducted on an oven-dried sediment sample. The results are in a data file in the lab 5 directory (where you got this). First column is the sieve size and the second is the weight retained on each in grams....

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475 EaES Lab 5 All calculations and graphing should be done in a spreadsheet Due March 12 1. Perform analysis a and b on page 109 of Fetter 2. Answer questions 6, 8, and 14 in Fetter Ch 3 3. A sieve analysis is conducted on an oven-dried sediment sample. The results are in a data file in the lab 5 directory (where you got this). First column is the sieve size and the second is the weight retained on each in grams. a) The sample has a volume of 50 cm3. Determine the porosity. b) Make a grain size distribution plot. Determine the uniformity coefficient. Is this sample sorted, well poorly sorted, or somewhere between? c) Using the fair-hatch equation, determine the hydraulic conductivity of the above sediment. d) The kozeny-carmen equation requires a representative grain size, dm. Using the hydraulic conductivity calculated in problem c, determine dm. Determine the diameter (e.g., d10, d50, or whatev...

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