3- A triangular (2H:1V) V-channel with a flow of 2.5 m³/s and depth of 1.5 m in section 1 experiences a smooth and gradual elevation changes to form a critical flow condition. a) Calculate the Froude number in section 1 b) Calculate the critical depth (vc) at section 2 c) Knowing that in triangular cross-sections Emin-1.25 ye, calculate the maximum elevation raise 42 max

3- A triangular (2H:1V) V-channel with a flow of 2.5 m³/s and depth of 1.5 m in section 1 experiences a smooth and gradual elevation changes to form a critical flow condition. a) Calculate the Froude number in section 1 b) Calculate the critical depth (vc) at section 2 c) Knowing that in triangular cross-sections Emin-1.25 ye, calculate the maximum elevation raise 42 max

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3- A triangular (2H:1V) V-channel with a flow of 2.5 m³/s and depth of 1.5 m in section 1 experiences a smooth and gradual
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a) Calculate the Froude number in section 1
b) Calculate the critical depth (vc) at section 2
c) Knowing that in triangular cross-sections Emin-1.25 yc, calculate the maximum elevation raise 42 max

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