Water flow at rate of 50m3/s in a rectangular channel CRITICAL FLOWWater flows at a rate of 50 m/ s in a rectangular channel having a base of 10 m. If thecanal is lined with concrete (n = 0.013), determine the:UnitsValues11. Critical depthm12. Minimum specific energym13. Critical slope (up to 5 decimal places)14. For ten different values of y (5 supercritical depths, 5 subcritical depths), determine thespecific energy (E).Y (m)E (m)Y (m)E (m)15. Plot the specific energy curve. Use depths used in #14.

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CRITICAL FLOW Water flows at a rate of 50 m/ s in a rectangular channel having a base of 10 m. If the canal is lined with concrete (n = 0.013), determine the: Units Values 11. Critical depth m 12. Minimum specific energy | 13. Critical slope (up to 5 decimal places) m 14. For ten different values of y (5 supercritical depths, 5 subcritical depths), determine the specific energy (E). Y (m) 티 (m) Y (m) 티 (m) 15. Plot the specific energy curve. Use depths used in #14.

CRITICAL FLOW Water flows at a rate of 50 m/ s in a rectangular channel having a base of 10 m. If the canal is lined with concrete (n = 0.013), determine the: Units Values 11. Critical depth m 12. Minimum specific energy | 13. Critical slope (up to 5 decimal places) m 14. For ten different values of y (5 supercritical depths, 5 subcritical depths), determine the specific energy (E). Y (m) 티 (m) Y (m) 티 (m) 15. Plot the specific energy curve. Use depths used in #14.

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