For the cross section shown below, what is the required flow rate (assuming uniform flow) to cause incipient motion of the bed material? (shear stress at the point of motion = 25 N/m2 and bed gradient = 0.0025 m/m) 1 n= 0.035 y

For the cross section shown below, what is the required flow rate (assuming uniform flow) to cause incipient motion of the bed material? (shear stress at the point of motion = 25 N/m2 and bed gradient = 0.0025 m/m) 1 n= 0.035 y

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For the cross section shown below, what is the
required flow rate (assuming uniform flow) to
cause incipient motion of the bed material?
(shear stress at the point of motion = 25 N/m2
and bed gradient = 0.0025 m/m)
n= 0.035
2
1.

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