Q1-10: There is a sluice gate at upstream section of 3.5 m wide rectangular channel (see below Figure). The flow depth and velocity at upstream of gate respectively are y= 4.0 m and V = 1.0 m/s, estimate the flow forces acting on the gate if V= 2.0 m/s. - 4.0m y2 =?

Q1-10: There is a sluice gate at upstream section of 3.5 m wide rectangular channel (see below Figure). The flow depth and velocity at upstream of gate respectively are y= 4.0 m and V = 1.0 m/s, estimate the flow forces acting on the gate if V= 2.0 m/s. - 4.0m y2 =?

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Q1-10: There is a sluice gate at upstream section of 3.5 m wide rectangular channel (see below
Figure). The flow depth and velocity at upstream of gate respectively are y, = 4.0 m and Vi = 1.0
m/s, estimate the flow forces acting on the gate if Vz= 2.0 m/s. -
Y4.0m
Y2 =?

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