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2. A 2.5 m wide rectangular channel conveys m wide rectangular channel conveys water at a normal depth of 2 m. In a part of the channel, the channel width is expanded to 5 m. The local energy loss due to this expansion is about 10% of the upstream velocity head. If the channel slope is 0.03% and the Manning roughness coefficient is about 0.012, calculate the water depth over this transition and show the situation with a simple sketch.
1. a) A rectangular channel is 5m wide and carries a flow of 5m3 /s. Plot the specific energy diagram for 0 < y < 2m. What is the critical depth and minimum specific energy? If the flow has a specific energy of 1.5m, what are the two possible flow depths? b) The channel in a) is narrowed to pass through a culvert 2m wide. It still carries 5m3 /s. What is the flow rate/unit width q (m2 /s) in...
The discharge Q in a rectangular channel is 6m3 /s. The channel width is 3m and flow depth is 2m. (i) The channel width is reduced (no change to bed elevation) to 1.5m at a downstream location. What is the flow depth at the constriction? Determine if choking conditions are present. Explain your answer using of a q-y curve. (ii) The channel width is reduced (no change to bed elevation) to 1.0m at a downstream location. Calculate the upstream water...
water flows at a rate of 20 m3/s through a rectangular channel 4.0 m wide from a "steep slope" to a 'mild slope", creating a hydraulic jump. The upstream depth of flow is 1.20 m Find the following: (a) the downstream depth of flow, (b) the energy loss in the jump, anid (c) the upstream and downstream velocities 2)
A 8-m wide rectangular channel carries a flow of 96 m3/s at a flow depth of 4 m. The channel width is constricted to 6 m in a length of 5 m. Assuming the channel transition has straight and vertical sides, and there are no losses, plot the water-surface profile in the transition. Hint: you should find the water depth when the channel width is 8 m, 7.5 m, 7 m, 6.5 m, and 6 m.
A trapezoidal channel has a side slope of 1:1 and a bed width of 6.0 m. A hydraulic jump with a height of 0.5 m (i.e. the difference between water surface elevation upstream and downstream of the jump) is encountered in the channel. If the channel has a discharge of 10 m3/s, determine the critical depth in the channel. Plot the momentum curve and determine the flow depth immediately upstream and downstream of the jump.
A hydraulic jump is formed in a 5-m wide rectangular channel a short distance downstream of a control gate. If the flow depth just downstream of the gate is 2 m and the outlet discharge is 150 m^3/s determine (a) the flow depth downstream of the jump and (b) the head loss in the jump.
The following data will be used : A rectangular channel measuring 2m in width on a horizontal slope conveys 3 m3 /s. Assume a frictionless channel. 1) A sub-critical flow depth (y) of 3.0m is observed for the given flow conditions above. Determine the alternate depth for the same specific energy. Determine the critical flow depth. 2) Assume for this question only that the flow depth that is occurring is the super critical flow depth for the specific energy determined...
The specific energy diagram for a channel transition is shown on
the next page. The drop in the channel bottom has been designed
such that the decrease in channel width just barely avoids damming.
The upstream depth is 1.5 m, and the specific energy is 1.7 m.
Assuming a rectangular channel, what is the amount of channel drop
and the downstream width of the channel if the total discharge is
15 m3/s?
Specific Energy Diagram 15 mn 1.4 m 1.7...
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Water flows at 4.3m/s in a rectangular channel of width 3 m and depth of flow 1m. If the channel width is decreased by 0.75m and the bottom of the channel is raised by 0.25m, Find the followings: The discharge per unit width before the constriction q m3/s/m Discharge per unit width at the constriction q" = m/s/m Water depth of flow in the constriction y2 =