EBK WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING
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Chapter 5, Problem 5.5.4P
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The depth at which hydraulic jump is formed just upstream of the gate, channel bottom slope and head loss in the hydraulic jump.
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Read the question carefully and give me both a&b right solutions.
A 1.3-m wide rectangular channel with a bed slope of 0.00019 has a depth of flow of 0.8m. Manning’s roughness coefficient is 0.017.
(a) Can Manning’s equation be applied to
this system (i.e., is the flow fully turbulent)?
(b) Regardless of the answer to part a,
determine the steady uniform discharge in the channel.
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- 2000. If the Manning's n value is 0.015, calculate the discharge. Try calculating the [0.94m'/s]. discharge using the Chezy equation with C = 70. 3. A hydraulic jump is to be formed in a channel carrying a discharge of 0.8 m'/s/m width of channel with a depth of flow of 0.25 m. Calculate the depth required downstream to [0.61 m] create the jump.arrow_forwardAnswer in lt/minarrow_forwardA hydraulic jump is formed in a 5.0 meter wide rectangular outlet downstream of a control (sluice) gate. If the flow depth upstream of the gate is 9.0 meters and the discharge is 150 m^3/s, find (1) the flow depth just downstream of the gate, (2) flow depth downstream of the jump, (3) the head losses of the jump.arrow_forward
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