The flow rate through a channel can be determined using a weir by the following formula: Q = 5.4LH1.5 where Q = discharge rate (ft3/s) L = length of weir (ft) H = height of fluid above crest (ft) For a weir length 1.5 m and fluid of height 2.2 m above the crest, what is the flow rate in m3/s

The flow rate through a channel can be determined using a weir by the following formula: Q = 5.4LH1.5 where Q = discharge rate (ft3/s) L = length of weir (ft) H = height of fluid above crest (ft) For a weir length 1.5 m and fluid of height 2.2 m above the crest, what is the flow rate in m3/s

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