Lecture

Hydrostatic Pressure and Capillarity

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This lecture covers the concept of hydrostatic pressure, focusing on the variation of different loads with altitude, gravitational load, and capillarity. It explains the equilibrium of water in capillaries, the determination of hydraulic head, and the role of piezometers and tensiometers.

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