An ogee spillway has a design flow rate of 14,100 cfs (ft/sec). An energy dissipater is being designed to force a hydraulic jump at the end of a spillway channel. The initial depth of flow in the 100-ft wide prototype is expected to be 2.60 ft. Assuming inertial and gravity forces are dominant, determine the discharge of the 1:10 scale model and the velocity in the prototype and model.

An ogee spillway has a design flow rate of 14,100 cfs (ft/sec). An energy dissipater is being designed to force a hydraulic jump at the end of a spillway channel. The initial depth of flow in the 100-ft wide prototype is expected to be 2.60 ft. Assuming inertial and gravity forces are dominant, determine the discharge of the 1:10 scale model and the velocity in the prototype and model.

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