Unit Weight of Clay in Erosion and Sediment Deposits Formulas

Unit Weight of Clay is the weight (mass multiplied by gravity) per unit volume of clay material at the end of the first year. And is denoted by W₃. Unit Weight of Clay is usually measured using the Kilonewton per Cubic Meter for Specific Weight. Note that the value of Unit Weight of Clay is always positive.

Erosion and Sediment Deposits formulas that make use of Unit Weight of Clay

fxRough Estimation for Unit Weight of Deposit by Koelzer and Lara FormulaGo

fxPercentage of Sand given Unit Weight of DepositGo

fxPercentage of Silt for Unit Weight of DepositsGo

fxPercentage of Clay given Unit Weight of DepositGo

FAQ

What is the Unit Weight of Clay?

Unit Weight of Clay is the weight (mass multiplied by gravity) per unit volume of clay material at the end of the first year. Unit Weight of Clay is usually measured using the Kilonewton per Cubic Meter for Specific Weight. Note that the value of Unit Weight of Clay is always positive.

Can the Unit Weight of Clay be negative?

No, the Unit Weight of Clay, measured in Specific Weight cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Unit Weight of Clay?

Unit Weight of Clay is usually measured using the Kilonewton per Cubic Meter[kN/m³] for Specific Weight. Newton per Cubic Meter[kN/m³], Newton per Cubic Centimeter[kN/m³], Newton per Cubic Millimeter[kN/m³] are the few other units in which Unit Weight of Clay can be measured.

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