a hydraulic jump occurs in a 3-m wide rectangular channel. the depth and the velocity after jump are 1.75m and 2m/s. what is the loss of energy in the jump. and if the length of the channel is 200 m determine slope of the channel.

a hydraulic jump occurs in a 3-m wide rectangular channel. the depth and the velocity after jump are 1.75m and 2m/s. what is the loss of energy in the jump. and if the length of the channel is 200 m determine slope of the channel.

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Chapter8: Stresses In A Soil Mass

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