Question 3: a+b, A rectangular channel has a 6 m base width and total energy head E= (3 +) m. By ignoring the friction loses. a) Draw the Koch parabola by illustrating critical value. b) Determine the her c) Calculate the Qmax Wwhere h= hcr d) Calculate the Qwhere h= 2,40m e) Calculate the depths for conveying 28 m³/s discharges both in supercritical and subcritical flow regimes.

Question 3: a+b, A rectangular channel has a 6 m base width and total energy head E= (3 +) m. By ignoring the friction loses. a) Draw the Koch parabola by illustrating critical value. b) Determine the her c) Calculate the Qmax Wwhere h= hcr d) Calculate the Qwhere h= 2,40m e) Calculate the depths for conveying 28 m³/s discharges both in supercritical and subcritical flow regimes.

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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