The channel is made of wood and has a downward slope of 0.0020. Determine the depth of flow y that will produce the maximum volumetric flow using the least amount of wood when it is flowing full of water, that is, when y = h. What is this volumetric flow? Take n = 0.012. %3D y 2 m answer: y = 1 m, Qmax = 4.70 m² /s %3D

The channel is made of wood and has a downward slope of 0.0020. Determine the depth of flow y that will produce the maximum volumetric flow using the least amount of wood when it is flowing full of water, that is, when y = h. What is this volumetric flow? Take n = 0.012. %3D y 2 m answer: y = 1 m, Qmax = 4.70 m² /s %3D

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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