20. A trapezoidal canal, 6m at the bottom and having side slopes 2:1 carries water to a depth of 40cm and mean velocity of 0.60 m/s. what length of a rectangular contracted weir 85cm high should be placed in the middle of the canal if the depth of water upstream is to be 1.20m? Given: Find: L =? V W.G. P = 0.85 ↓ do = 0.40 m T 6m original ws 2.4m aem- d=1.20m

20. A trapezoidal canal, 6m at the bottom and having side slopes 2:1 carries water to a depth of 40cm and mean velocity of 0.60 m/s. what length of a rectangular contracted weir 85cm high should be placed in the middle of the canal if the depth of water upstream is to be 1.20m? Given: Find: L =? V W.G. P = 0.85 ↓ do = 0.40 m T 6m original ws 2.4m aem- d=1.20m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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