Water flows at a rate of 20 m3/s through a rectangular section 4 m wide from a ‘steep’ slopeto a ‘mild’ slope creating a hydraulic jump, in the manner illustrated below. The upstreamdepth of flow, d1 = 1.20 m. Find thea) Downstream depth, d2b) Energy (head) loss in the hydraulic jump, ΔEc) Upstream and downstream velocities, v1, v2 Water flows at a rate of 20 m/s through a rectangular section 4 m wide from a 'steep' slopeto a 'mild' slope creating a hydraulic jump, in the manner illustrated below. The upstreamdepth of flow, d; = 1.20 m. Find thea) Downstream depth, d2b) Energy (head) loss in the hydraulic jump, 4Ec) Upstream and downstream velocities, vi, v2

Given :- Rate of the water flow (Q) = 20 m3/s Width of the rectangular section (b) = 4 m The…

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Water flows at a rate of 20 m3/s through a rectangular section 4 m wide from a ‘steep’ slope
to a ‘mild’ slope creating a hydraulic jump, in the manner illustrated below. The upstream
depth of flow, d1 = 1.20 m. Find the

a) Downstream depth, d2
b) Energy (head) loss in the hydraulic jump, ΔE
c) Upstream and downstream velocities, v1, v2

Water flows at a rate of 20 m/s through a rectangular section 4 m wide from a 'steep' slope
to a 'mild' slope creating a hydraulic jump, in the manner illustrated below. The upstream
depth of flow, d; = 1.20 m. Find the
a) Downstream depth, d2
b) Energy (head) loss in the hydraulic jump, 4E
c) Upstream and downstream velocities, vi, v2

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