Fluid Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications
Fluid Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications
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Author: Yunus A. Cengel Dr., John M. Cimbala
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 13, Problem 144P

Water is discharged from a 5-rn-deep lake into a finished concrete channel with a bottom slope of 0.004 through a sluice gate with a 0.7-m-high opening at the bottom. Shortly after supercritical uniform-flow conditions are established, the water undergoes a hydraulic jump. Determine the flow depth, velocity, and Froude number after the jump. Disregard the bottom slope when analyzing the hydraulic jump.

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To determine

The flow depth after hydraulic jump.

The velocity after hydraulic jump.

The Froude number after hydraulic jump.

Answer to Problem 144P

The flow depth after hydraulic jump is 1.99m.

The velocity after hydraulic jump is 2.02m/s.

The Froude number after hydraulic jump is 0.457.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The depth of the lack is 5m, the bottom slop is 0.004, high opening depth is 0.7m.

The below figure represent the depths of flow.

Fluid Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications, Chapter 13, Problem 144P

Figure-(1)

Write the expression of depth ratio.

  dr=y1a...... (I)

Here, the depth of lack is y1 and the high opening depth is a.

Write the expression of discharge.

  V˙=Cdab2gy1...... (II)

Here, the coefficient of discharge is Cd, the width is b and the acceleration due to gravity is g.

Write the expression of flow rate in the form of manning equation.

  V˙=a1nAcRh2/3S01/2....... (III)

Here, the cross section are is Ac, the hydraulic radius is Rh, the slop is S0 and the constant is a.

Write the expression of hydraulic radius.

  Rh=y2

Here, the flow depth is y2.

Substitute y2 for Rh in Equation (III).

  V˙=anAc(y2)2/3S01/2...... (IV)

Write the expression of flow velocity when undergo a hydraulic jump.

  V2=V˙by2...... (V)

Write the expression of Froude number when undergo a hydraulic jump.

  Fr2=V2gy2...... (VI)

Write the expression of flow depth after hydraulic jump.

  y3=0.52y2(1+1+8 Fr22)...... (VII)

Write the expression of velocity after hydraulic jump.

  V3=y2y3V2....... (VIII)

Write the expression of Froude number after hydraulic jump.

  Fr3=V3gy3...... (IX)

Calculation:

Substitute 5m for y1 and 0.7m for a in Equation (I).

  dr=( 5m)( 0.7m)=507=7.143

Refer Figure 13.46 "Discharge coefficient for drowned and free discharge from underflow gates" to find the value of Cd as 0.58 corresponding to depth ration is 7.143.

Consider width is 1m for per meter width.

Substitute 1m for b, 0.58 for Cd, 0.7m for a, 5m for y1 and 9.81m/s2 for g in Equation (II).

  V˙=(0.58)×(1m)×(0.7m)×2×( 9.81 m/s 2 )×( 5m)=(0.406m2)×(9.905m/s)=4.02m3/s

Refer table 13.1 "Mean values of the manning coefficient n for water flow in open channels" to find the value of n as 0.012 corresponding to steel smooth wall.

Consider the cross section area of the wall is 1m2 for unit area of the wall.

Substitute 0.012 for n, 4.02m3/s for V˙, 0.004 for S0, 1m2 for Ac and 1m1/3/s for a in Equation (IV).

  (4.02 m 3/s)=( 1 m 1/3 /s )( 0.012)×(1m2)×( y 2)2/3(0.004)1/2( y 2)2/3=( 4.02 m 3 /s )×( 0.012)( 1 m 1/3 /s )×( 1 m 2 )× ( 0.004 ) 1/2 y2=( ( 4.02 m 3 /s )×( 0.012 ) ( 1 m 1/3 /s )×( 1 m 2 )× ( 0.004 ) 1/2 )3/2y2=0.67m

Substitute 4.02m3/s for V˙, 0.67m for y2 and 1m for b in Equation (V).

  V2=( 4.02 m 3 /s )( 1m)( 0.67m)=( 4.02 m 3 /s )( 0.67 m 2 )=6m/s

Substitute 6m/s for V2, 9.81m/s2 for g and 0.67m for y2 in Equation (VI).

  Fr2=( 6m/s ) ( 9.81 m/s 2 )×( 0.67m )=( 6m/s )( 2.564m/s )=2.34

Substitute 0.67m for y2 and 2.34 for Fr2 and in Equation (VII).

  y3=0.52(0.67m)(1+ 1+8 ( 2.34 ) 2 )=(0.35m)×(5.69)=1.99m

Substitute 1.99m for y3, 0.67m for y2 and 6m/s for V2 in Equation (VIII).

  V3=( 0.67m)( 1.99m)×(6m/s)=(0.336)×(6m/s)=2.02m/s

Substitute 2.02m/s for V3, 1.99m for y3 and 9.81m/s2 for g in Equation (IX).

  Fr3=( 2.02m/s ) ( 1.99m )( 9.81 m/s 2 )=( 2.02m/s ) ( 19.52 m 2 /s 2 )=( 2.02m/s )( 4.42m/s )=0.457

Conclusion:

The flow depth after hydraulic jump is 1.99m.

The velocity after hydraulic jump is 2.02m/s.

The Froude number after hydraulic jump is 0.457.

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