Answer the following with (True) or (False): 1- A siphon is a closed conduit designed to run partially full and under presser flow. 2- Pipe sections are used for large culverts to pass the flow under an obstruction. 3- Rupture of floor due to suction caused by local scouring. 4- In the gate design, the plate considered as a slab simply supported on tow beams. 5- The depth of water corresponding to the min. specific energy is known as critical depth.

Answer the following with (True) or (False): 1- A siphon is a closed conduit designed to run partially full and under presser flow. 2- Pipe sections are used for large culverts to pass the flow under an obstruction. 3- Rupture of floor due to suction caused by local scouring. 4- In the gate design, the plate considered as a slab simply supported on tow beams. 5- The depth of water corresponding to the min. specific energy is known as critical depth.

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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