A V-notch weir is located or cut at one end of a tank having a horizontal square section 10 m x 10 m. If the initial head on the weir is 1.20 m and it takes 377 seconds to discharge 100 cu.m. of water and using correction factor C = 0.60. Determine: a. Vertex angle of the weir. b. Discharged water after 200 seconds. c. Time when the surface drops at 0.80 m.

A V-notch weir is located or cut at one end of a tank having a horizontal square section 10 m x 10 m. If the initial head on the weir is 1.20 m and it takes 377 seconds to discharge 100 cu.m. of water and using correction factor C = 0.60. Determine: a. Vertex angle of the weir. b. Discharged water after 200 seconds. c. Time when the surface drops at 0.80 m.

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