Fluid Mechanics
Fluid Mechanics
8th Edition
ISBN: 9780073398273
Author: Frank M. White
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 10, Problem 10.111P
To determine

(a)

The water depth one mile upstream for initial depth of 7.7ft.

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Answer to Problem 10.111P

The water depth one mile upstream of the dam is 7.325ft.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The average flow rate is 900ft3/s, upstream width is 150ft, slope is 10ft/mile and water depth just upstream of the dam is 7.7ft.

Write the expression for the flow:

Fr=Vgy     …… (I)

Here, Froude number is Fr, velocity of flow is V, acceleration due to gravity is g and water depth is y.

Write the expression for flow rate in open channel.

q˙=w×y×V     …… (II)

Here, flow rate in open channel is q˙, width of channel is w and velocity of flow in open channel is V.

Write the expression for width upstream.

wm=w+m×s     …… (III)

Here, width smile upstream is wm, width at flash board is w, slope of width is m and distance from flashboard is s.

Calculation:

Substitute 900ft3/s for q˙, 150ft for w, and 7.7ft for y .in Equation (II)

900ft3/s=150ft×7.7ft×V900ft3/s=1155ft2×V

V=900 ft3/s1155ft2=0.78ft/s

Substitute 0.78ft/s for V, 32.2ft/s2 for g and 7.7ft for y in Equation (I).

Fr=0.78ft/s( 32.2 ft/ s 2 )×( 7.7ft)=0.78ft/s247.94 ft 2 / s 2 =0.05

Substitute 150ft for w, 10ft/mile for m and 1mile for s.

wm=150ft+(10ft/mile)×(1mile)=150ft+10ft=160ft

Substitute 900ft3/s for q˙, 160ft for w, V for velocity and y for depth in Equation (II).

900ft3/s=160ft×y×VV=900 ft3/s160ft×y

Substitute 900ft3/s160ft×y for V, 32.2ft/s2 for g, 0.05 for Fr and y for depth in Equation (I).

0.05=900 ft 3 /s160ft×y32.2 ft/ s 2 ×y=0.9912ft3/2y3/2

y3/2=0.9912ft3/20.05

y=( 0.9912 ft 3/2 0.05)2/3=(19.824 ft 3/2 )2/3=7.325ft

Conclusion:

The water depth one mile upstream of the dam is calculated by the flow expression: Fr=Vgy.

To determine

(b)

The water depth one mile upstream for initial depth of 10.7ft.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 10.111P

The water depth one mile upstream of the dam is 10.3ft.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The average flow rate is 900ft3/s, upstream width is 150ft, slope is 10ft/mile and water depth just upstream of the dam is 10.7ft.

Write the expression for the

Fr=Vgy     …… (I)

Here, Froude number is Fr, velocity of flow is V, acceleration due to gravity is g and water depth is y.

Write the expression for flow rate in open channel.

q˙=w×y×V     …… (II)

Here, flow rate in open channel is q˙, width of channel is w and velocity of flow in open channel is V.

Write the expression for width upstream.

wm=w+m×s     …… (III)

Here, width smile upstream is wm, width at flash board is w, slope of width is m and distance from flashboard is s.

Calculation:

Substitute 900ft3/s for q˙, 150ft for w, and 10.7ft for y .in Equation (II)

900ft3/s=150ft×10.7ft×V900ft3/s=1605ft2×V

V=900 ft3/s1605ft2=0.56ft/s

Substitute 0.78ft/s for V, 32.2ft/s2 for g and 7.7ft for y in Equation (I).

Fr=0.56ft/s( 32.2 ft/ s 2 )×( 10.7ft)=0.56ft/s344.54 ft 2 / s 2 =0.03

Substitute 150ft for w, 10ft/mile for m and 1mile for s.

wm=150ft+(10ft/mile)×(1mile)=150ft+10ft=160ft

Substitute 900ft3/s for q˙, 160ft for w, V for velocity and y for depth in Equation (II).

900ft3/s=160ft×y×VV=900 ft3/s160ft×y

Substitute 900ft3/s160ft×y for V, 32.2ft/s2 for g, 0.05 for Fr and y for depth in Equation (I).

0.03=900 ft 3 /s160ft×y32.2 ft/ s 2 ×y=0.9912ft3/2y3/2

y3/2=0.9912ft3/20.03

y=( 0.9912 ft 3/2 0.03)2/3=(33.04 ft 3/2 )2/3=10.3ft

Conclusion:

The water depth one mile upstream of the dam is calculated by flow expression in open channel : q˙=w×y×V.

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