Determine the bed slope of a trapezoidalchannel has depth of flow is 1.2m andvelocity of flow is 0.35 m/sec. It is finished bysmooth rock cuts.Typical Values of Manning's nChannel SurfaceSmooth steel surface0.012Corrugated metalSmooth concrete0.0240.011Concrete culvert (with connection)Glazed brickEarth excavation, cleanNatural stream bed, clean, straightSmooth rock cuts0.0130.0130.0220.0300.035Channels not maintained0.050-0.1ВIII!!

Depth of the flow = y = 1.2m Velocity of the flow = v = .35m/sec Manning's coefficient = n =…

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Determine the bed slope of a trapezoidal channel has depth of flow is 1.2m and velocity of flow is 0.35 m/sec. It is finished by smooth rock cuts.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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