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[ReejaDevi-uhlk]

Thank you ma'am for explain this topic .

[mdshorifulislam]

Mam in calculating phi index we assume 1.2 cm/hr will contribute to infiltration loss.but we get 1.5 phi index which is greater than 1.2 cm/hr and equal to 1.5.Then how they contribute to infiltration. Are they contribute to infiltration? Or further trial required? Tnx in advance.