In the experiment shown below, calculate the elevation head, he, pressure head, hp and total head, hr at points A, B, and C for case (a) the level of the tailwater is equal to the level of the headwater (20 ft above datum), and case (b) the tailwater level is half of the headwater level (10 ft above datum). HEADWATER TAILWATER CASE A WATER LEVEL CASE B bo hott. h₁ = h₂ 20+

In the experiment shown below, calculate the elevation head, he, pressure head, hp and total head, hr at points A, B, and C for case (a) the level of the tailwater is equal to the level of the headwater (20 ft above datum), and case (b) the tailwater level is half of the headwater level (10 ft above datum). HEADWATER TAILWATER CASE A WATER LEVEL CASE B bo hott. h₁ = h₂ 20+

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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