1) You have used a Manning n value of 0.009 for the open channel in the lab. You would expect Manning n for a concrete lined channel to be: a. less than 0.009? b. same as 0.009 C. greater than 0.009? d. Cannot say based on given information 2) In the first part of the experiment, uniform flow was developed in the open channel. Which of the following is true for uniform flow: a. the total energy remains constant along the channel b. the total energy line either rises or falls along the channel depending on the state of the flow c. the specific energy decreases along the channel d. the line representing the total energy is parallel to the bed of the channel 3) What happens to the water level in the channel when a hump is placed in the channel when the flow is subcritical? a. The water level increases b. The water level decreases

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1) You have used a Manning n value of 0.009 for the open channel in the lab. You would expect
Manning n for a concrete lined channel to be:
a. less than 0.009?
b. same as 0.009
C. greater than 0.009?
d.
Cannot say based on given information
2) In the first part of the experiment, uniform flow was developed in the open channel. Which of the
following is true for uniform flow:
a. the total energy remains constant along the channel
b.
the total energy line either rises or falls along the channel depending on the state of
the flow
c. the specific energy decreases along the channel
d. the line representing the total energy is parallel to the bed of the channel
3) What happens to the water level in the channel when a hump is placed in the channel when the
flow is subcritical?
a.
a. The water level increases
b. The water level decreases
c. Water level remains the same
d.
Cannot be said
4) Which of the following characterises subcritical flow:
a.
The flow is relatively shallow and fast flowing
b. The flow depth is relatively deep and fast flowing
C.
The flow depth is relatively shallow and slow in velocity
d. The flow depth is relatively deep and slow in velocity
5) In the lab experiment, when the tailgate is raised and flow downstream of the sluice gate is
supercritical, which of the following is true:
The depth upstream of the sluice gate increases
b.
The depth upstream of the sluice gate remains unchanged
c. The depth upstream of the sluice gate decreases
d. The depth upstream of the sluice gate may increase or decrease
Transcribed Image Text:1) You have used a Manning n value of 0.009 for the open channel in the lab. You would expect Manning n for a concrete lined channel to be: a. less than 0.009? b. same as 0.009 C. greater than 0.009? d. Cannot say based on given information 2) In the first part of the experiment, uniform flow was developed in the open channel. Which of the following is true for uniform flow: a. the total energy remains constant along the channel b. the total energy line either rises or falls along the channel depending on the state of the flow c. the specific energy decreases along the channel d. the line representing the total energy is parallel to the bed of the channel 3) What happens to the water level in the channel when a hump is placed in the channel when the flow is subcritical? a. a. The water level increases b. The water level decreases c. Water level remains the same d. Cannot be said 4) Which of the following characterises subcritical flow: a. The flow is relatively shallow and fast flowing b. The flow depth is relatively deep and fast flowing C. The flow depth is relatively shallow and slow in velocity d. The flow depth is relatively deep and slow in velocity 5) In the lab experiment, when the tailgate is raised and flow downstream of the sluice gate is supercritical, which of the following is true: The depth upstream of the sluice gate increases b. The depth upstream of the sluice gate remains unchanged c. The depth upstream of the sluice gate decreases d. The depth upstream of the sluice gate may increase or decrease
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