Que. 5 A hydraulic jump is formed in a 5 m wide outlet at a short distance downstream of control gate. If the flow depths are 10 m and 2 m in the u/ s and d / s respectively of the sluice gate and the Q = 150 m³s - ¹, determine (i) Flow depth downstream of the jump (ii) Thrust on the gate (iii) Head losses in the jump

Que. 5 A hydraulic jump is formed in a 5 m wide outlet at a short distance downstream of control gate. If the flow depths are 10 m and 2 m in the u/ s and d / s respectively of the sluice gate and the Q = 150 m³s - ¹, determine (i) Flow depth downstream of the jump (ii) Thrust on the gate (iii) Head losses in the jump

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