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 constricted region? Plot the new specific energy diagram for 0 < y < 2m and calculate the new critical depth and minimum specific energy. What are the two possible flow depths for a specific energy of 1.5m in the constricted region?
c) The channel in b) now has a 0.5m lowering of the bed through the culvert and still carries 5m3 /s. Plot the specific energy diagram for 0 < y < 2m and calculate the critical depth and minimum specific energy. What are now the two possible flow depths for a specific energy of 1.5m upstream of the constriction and lowering of bed level?
Find the difference in the head loss due to friction in a 326 mm diameter pipe that is 42 m long, with water flowing at a velocity of 4 m/s when using Darcy Weisbach formula and Chezy's formula if C = 60. v = 0,01 stoke (1E-4 m2/s).
1. a) A rectangular channel is 5m wide and carries a flow of 5m3 /s. Plot...
Specific discharge of a wide rectangular channel is 10.0m2/s (Q 10.0m3/s/m). The channel consists of two long reaches having the following bed slope, So1 -0.0001 (for ABC), and So2 = 0.008 for (CDE), (see Figure 1) respectively. There are two gates to control the flow and the flow depth at the vena contractor after each gate is approximately 0.3m. Take the Manning's coefficient as 0.015 Locate every possible flow changing locations and, sketch and name the water surface 1. profiles...
14.9 Example: Specific Energy Erample 14.4. A rectangular channel with B 25 m carries water at Q - 6.48 ma/s. (a) Find critical depth, (b) minimum specific energy, (c) plot E curve (d) alternate depths and corresponding Froude numbers when E 1.5 m and (e) plot q-curve when E 1.5 m
chanud! Par ritengaalr Alternative a for rectes gual 25 pts) A rectangular channel is 3.50 m wide conveys a discharge of 14.0 m/s at a depth of 2.0 m. It is proposed to reduce the width of the channel at a hydraulic structure. Assuming the transition to be horizontal and the flow to be frictionless determine the water surface elevations upstream and downstream of the constriction when the constricted width is: (a) 3 m. (Plot the specific energy versus depth...
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...
A rectangular channel 3 m wide carries 4m3/s of water at a depth of 1.5m. if an obstruction 15 cm high is placed across the channel, calculate the elevation of the water surface over the obstruction.
Problem #3 A rectangular channel is 25 ft wide and has a flow of 500 cfs at the velocity of 5 ft/sec a) Determine the specific energy of water in the channel b) What is the critical depth of flow in the channel c) What is the critical velocity
Problem 6 (20 points) A 1-m wide rectangular channel carries a discharge of 2.1 m'/s. A hydraulic jump is formed in the channel, after which the depth of flow is found to be 2.1 m. (a) Determine the depth yi and the Froude number F, before the jump. (b) Find the critical depth ye (c) Determine the power dissipated within the jump.
A rectangular channel having a width of 8m carries a discharge of 18 m3/s at the normal depth of 2.25m. (a) What should be the minimum width to which the channel can be contracted smoothly without causing any choking of flow assuming that the bed of the channel is level all through. (b) Compute the critical slope of this new section if n = 0.012. (c) How long should this channel be if there is a drop of 4m. at...
A rectangular river channel 5.0m wide carries water at a depth of 1.2m. The slope of the channel is 1 in 400. The channel has a bed covered with stones. Using the n value of 0.03(s/m1/3) calculate the discharge in the channel using Manning’s equation
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...