Given is the cross-section of a stream with uniform flow having a slope of 0.007 and the roughness coefficient of the stream bed is 0.025. Determine: a. Hydraulic radius b. Average velocity of the stream using Manning's coefficient and the corresponding discharge c. Average velocity of the stream using Kutter's coefficient and the corresponding discharge

Given is the cross-section of a stream with uniform flow having a slope of 0.007 and the roughness coefficient of the stream bed is 0.025. Determine: a. Hydraulic radius b. Average velocity of the stream using Manning's coefficient and the corresponding discharge c. Average velocity of the stream using Kutter's coefficient and the corresponding discharge

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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