Problem 6: Water flows uniformly at a depth y₁=40cm in the concrete channel shown, which is 10m wide. Estimate the height of the hydraulic jump that will form when a sill is installed to force it to form. Assume Manning's n value is n=0.012. Slope = 0.040

Problem 6: Water flows uniformly at a depth y₁=40cm in the concrete channel shown, which is 10m wide. Estimate the height of the hydraulic jump that will form when a sill is installed to force it to form. Assume Manning's n value is n=0.012. Slope = 0.040

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