A hydraulic jump is shown in figure below. The depth of flow z2 after the hydraulic jump is 5 m larger than z1. The total flow rate in the channel is 450 m3/s and the channel width is 50 m. The length l over which the jump occurs is 0.4 m. Hydraulic jump Z1 If the depth, z1, is 7 m then what is the average acceleration (in g's) of the liquid as is flows across the jump. i 0.16 g's

A hydraulic jump is shown in figure below. The depth of flow z2 after the hydraulic jump is 5 m larger than z1. The total flow rate in the channel is 450 m3/s and the channel width is 50 m. The length l over which the jump occurs is 0.4 m. Hydraulic jump Z1 If the depth, z1, is 7 m then what is the average acceleration (in g's) of the liquid as is flows across the jump. i 0.16 g's

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