Problems3.1.A cross regulator, with the following dataFind the water way width of regulator.Branch canalMain canalMax.discharge-6m³ /secLow discharge-13m2/secWater level=19.8mWater level-20mBed level=17.8mBed level=18.1mDepth of flow=2mDepth of flow=1.5mLength of approach canal=80mFlood discharge-22m2/secSlope=10cm/km

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3.1.A cross regulator, with the following data Find the water way width of regulator. Branch canal Main canal Max.discharge-6m³ /sec Low discharge-13m³/sec Water level=19.8m Water level-20m Bed level=17.8m Bed level=18.1m Depth of flow=2m Depth of flow=1.5m Length of approach canal-80m Flood discharge-22m2/sec Slope=10cm/km

3.1.A cross regulator, with the following data Find the water way width of regulator. Branch canal Main canal Max.discharge-6m³ /sec Low discharge-13m³/sec Water level=19.8m Water level-20m Bed level=17.8m Bed level=18.1m Depth of flow=2m Depth of flow=1.5m Length of approach canal-80m Flood discharge-22m2/sec Slope=10cm/km

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