q5 (b) The discharge and velocity of flow over the model of a spillway are 4 m3/s and 3.2 m/s, respectively. Determine the velocity and discharge over the prototype, which is 25 times the size of the model. Refer to Table 5(b). TABLE Q5(b)Scale ratios for laws ofCharacteristicDimensionReynoldsFroudeMachGeometricLengthAreaVolumeLL'L,L,L,L,L,L,L,L,Kinematic(L²(ह),(LpTimeT(L"g-²),1/2VelocityE 12LT'(L"g\²),\Lp1/2E\Lp),AccelerationLT28,DischargeL’TLA(L^g\2),DynamicMassM(L’p),(L’p),(L’p),E).(30,7)(Lpg),ForceMLT-2(L’E,),PressureML-'T¯2(E.),L²pImpulse andMLT'(L²µ),(Lªpg"^),(L’p^E,ª),momentumEnergy andwork(LµML²T¯?(L*pg),(L’E,),(L’E,*PowerML²T¯³(L"pg»"),Lp²1/2Note: Usually g is the same in model and prototype.

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q5 (b) The discharge and velocity of flow over the model of a spillway are 4 m3/s and 3.2 m/s, respectively. Determine the velocity and discharge over the prototype, which is 25 times the size of the model. Refer to Table 5(b).

q5 (b) The discharge and velocity of flow over the model of a spillway are 4 m3/s and 3.2 m/s, respectively. Determine the velocity and discharge over the prototype, which is 25 times the size of the model. Refer to Table 5(b).

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