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coefficient of permeability measured in m3s/kg

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Omah

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I had a decument stating that coefficient of permeability measured in m3s/kg. How can I convert this to m/s?

thanks for help
 
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I haven't the foggiest idea what that is. Maybe it isn't the usual definition of permeability used in geotech engineering, or maybe it's a typo.

Can you talk with the author of the document? Let me know when you find out.

Regards,
DRG
 
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