A non-modular pipe outlet of diameter 15cm is to be installed on a distributary with its bed level and full supply level at 100.3m and 101.5m, respectively. The maximum water level in the watercourse is at 101.15m. Set the outlet for maximum discharge and calculate it. Take C = 0.7. What is the flexibility of the setting? Take m=1/2, n=5/3.

A non-modular pipe outlet of diameter 15cm is to be installed on a distributary with its bed level and full supply level at 100.3m and 101.5m, respectively. The maximum water level in the watercourse is at 101.15m. Set the outlet for maximum discharge and calculate it. Take C = 0.7. What is the flexibility of the setting? Take m=1/2, n=5/3.

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A non-modular pipe outlet of diameter 15cm is to be installed on a distributary
with its bed level and full supply level at 100.3m and 101.5m, respectively. The
maximum water level in the watercourse is at 101.15m. Set the outlet for
maximum discharge and calculate it. Take C = 0.7. What is the flexibility of the
setting? Take m=1/2, n=5/3.

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