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How Quicksand Causes Dam Failures

United StatesPublished September 28, 2017

Views 2.15M  |  Likes 50.6K  |  Comments 1.32K
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Practical EngineeringPractical Engineering
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2,151,580

Likes

50,674

Comments

1,322

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Total (all-time): $1.50K – $4.30K

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In civil engineering, quicksand is more than just a puddle of mud! The "quick condition" occurs when seepage reduces the effective stress of a soil. This can lead to some dangerous conditions, especially if the seepage causes piping erosion to occur at a dam. Thanks for watching! Watch this video and the entire Practi…

Published
September 28, 2017
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Total views
2.15M
Total likes
50.6K
Total comments
1.32K
Published
September 28, 2017
Global rank by views
#3,053,909

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