A water reservoir is overflowing onto it's spillway. The water flowing out is doing so at critical depth at the peak of the spillway (see figure 7). The canal it's bringing water to is rectangular, with a base width of 12m. you must calculate (1) the depth of the flow at the base of the spillway, (2) identify the backwater curve at that point and determine if there will be a hydraulic jump. (3) Calculate the conjugate depth of the hydraulic jump and the head-loss associated to it. Neglect local head-loss on the spillway

A water reservoir is overflowing onto it's spillway. The water flowing out is doing so at critical depth at the peak of the spillway (see figure 7). The canal it's bringing water to is rectangular, with a base width of 12m. you must calculate (1) the depth of the flow at the base of the spillway, (2) identify the backwater curve at that point and determine if there will be a hydraulic jump. (3) Calculate the conjugate depth of the hydraulic jump and the head-loss associated to it. Neglect local head-loss on the spillway

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