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Design a regime channel to carry a discharge of 40 cumecs by Lacey's Theory. Assume side slopes to be 1: 1. The average size of the bed material may be taken as 0.8 mm.

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Design a regime channel to carry a
discharge of 40 cumecs by Lacey's
Theory. Assume side slopes to be 1:
1. The average size of the bed
material may be taken as 0.8 mm.

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