Q4: A triangular notch is used to measure the rate of flow of water through an open channel. The head over the notch is ( 60 + 33 ) cm. and its coefficient of discharge is 0.65. Calculate the actual discharge of the channel, if the angle ot the notch is: (i) 60° (ii) 90°

Q4: A triangular notch is used to measure the rate of flow of water through an open channel. The head over the notch is ( 60 + 33 ) cm. and its coefficient of discharge is 0.65. Calculate the actual discharge of the channel, if the angle ot the notch is: (i) 60° (ii) 90°

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A triangular notch is used to
measure the rate of flow of water through
an open channel. The head over the notch
is ( 60 + 33 ) cm. and its coefficient of
discharge is 0.65. Calculate the actual
discharge of the channel, if the angle ot
the notch is:
(i)
60°
(ii)
90°

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