Example As shown in Fig., water is being discharged from a reservoir under a sluice gate at the rate of 18 m³/s into a horizontal rectangular channel, 3 m wide, made of unfinished formed concrete. At a point where the depth is 1 m, a hydraulic jump is observed to occur. Determine Sluice gate the following: a. The velocity before the jump b. The depth after the jump c. The velocity after the jump d. The energy dissipated in the jump

Q: PROBLEM 4: Given: b = 300mm, d = 450mm, As' = 2D25mm, d' = 65mm, fc' = 28MPA, and fy = 415MPA. Solve…

A: Given  b=300 mm  d= 450 mm  AS'=2×π4×252= 981.74 mm2 d'=65 mm  fc'=28MPa  fy=415 MPa

Q: P8.2. For the truss in Figure P8.1, compute the vertical displacement of joint A and the horizontal…

A: The area of the members AE, ED, BD, and, BC are 8 in2 and the remaining member have an area of 4…

Q: Please use geometry instead of sin & cos when solving. Find Ax,Ay,Bx,By,Cx,Cy

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Q: 6. Locate the intersection of Resultant with the x-axes as shown in the figure. • 0.38 m • 0.41 m •…

A: To find intersection of resultant with x axis

Q: Calculate the y-component of the centroid of the area shown. 5 5 8

A: we will calculate centroid by using each section.

Q: Determine the streamline shapes of the following 2D velocity field; u = = -y, v = x

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Q: Plss write the whole solution or answer om the paper ang draw the figure. And show to get the…

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Q: For the channel cross section shown, t = 0.25 in, b = 6 in and h = 2.25 in. The centroidal…

A: Channel cross section is given and we need to find the centroid in y direction.

Q: Problem 4: Locate the centroid x of the area. y 4 m 1 ! y = 4 16 -8 m-

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Q: Determine the vertical displacement of joint A. Each bar is made of steel and has a cross-sectional…

A: The cross-sectional area is 600 mm2.The modulus of elasticity is 200 GPa.Consider the figure.

Measuring carpentry and miscellaneous items

The modification of planning and drawing of the construction project into the various descriptions and quantities to estimate the value, cost, and price of the project is known as measurement. The quantity supervisor produces the details of the quantities to the contractor or subcontractor to measure the cost of the work and determine the profit of the contractor or subcontractor. The measurement of the construction work depends on its type, usage, and stages in the project. In the early stage of the project, the details of the project depend on the general parameters. As the work starts, more information is searched and the details are dependent on the elemental estimates of the work.