(b) Figure Q6 (b) shows water flows over a dam. Assume flowrate Q, along the dam depends on the head H, width b, acceleration of gravity, g, fluid density, p and fluid viscosity μ. Develope a non-dimensional relationship between Q and the other parameters by choosing b, g, and p as the repeating variables.

(b) Figure Q6 (b) shows water flows over a dam. Assume flowrate Q, along the dam depends on the head H, width b, acceleration of gravity, g, fluid density, p and fluid viscosity μ. Develope a non-dimensional relationship between Q and the other parameters by choosing b, g, and p as the repeating variables.

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Figure Q6 (b) shows water flows over a dam. Assume flowrate Q, along the dam
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viscosity μ. Develope a non-dimensional relationship between Q and the other
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