In the case of a rectangular channel 3 m wide and 1 m deep, the value of Darcy-Weisbach's constant is 0.038. Using the above values, determine the hydraulic radius Calculate the value of the Chezy’s constant. For a bed slope of 1/2500, find the flow rate

In the case of a rectangular channel 3 m wide and 1 m deep, the value of Darcy-Weisbach's constant is 0.038. Using the above values, determine the hydraulic radius Calculate the value of the Chezy’s constant. For a bed slope of 1/2500, find the flow rate

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In the case of a rectangular channel 3 m wide and 1 m deep, the value of Darcy-Weisbach's constant is 0.038.

Using the above values, determine the hydraulic radius

Calculate the value of the Chezy’s constant.

For a bed slope of 1/2500, find the flow rate.

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