Example As shown in Fig., water is being discharged from a reservoir under a sluice gate at the rate of 18 m³/s into a horizontal rectangular channel, 3 m wide, made of unfinished formed concrete. At a point where the depth is 1 m, a hydraulic jump is observed to occur. Determine Sluice gate the following: a. The velocity before the jump b. The depth after the jump c. The velocity after the jump d. The energy dissipated in the jump

Example As shown in Fig., water is being discharged from a reservoir under a sluice gate at the rate of 18 m³/s into a horizontal rectangular channel, 3 m wide, made of unfinished formed concrete. At a point where the depth is 1 m, a hydraulic jump is observed to occur. Determine Sluice gate the following: a. The velocity before the jump b. The depth after the jump c. The velocity after the jump d. The energy dissipated in the jump

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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