A channel is (50) m wide, 2.5m deep and has a bed slope of 1 in 4000. Determine the bed load transported by the channel by Meyer-Peter's equations. take Manning's. The mean diameter of the material is 0.30mm and the representative size of the bed material for rippled bed is 0.50 mm (K)?

A channel is (50) m wide, 2.5m deep and has a bed slope of 1 in 4000. Determine the bed load transported by the channel by Meyer-Peter's equations. take Manning's. The mean diameter of the material is 0.30mm and the representative size of the bed material for rippled bed is 0.50 mm (K)?

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A channel is (50) m wide, 2.5m deep and has a bed slope of 1 in 4000.
Determine the bed load transported by the channel by Meyer-Peter's
equations. take Manning's. The mean diameter of the material is 0.30mm and
the representative size of the bed material for rippled bed is 0.50 mm (K)?

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