Question: Question 1 : Water moves through a rectangular channel that is 1 m wide at a speed of 0 . 1 m 3 s .

Question 1: Water moves through a rectangular channel that is 1m wide at a speed
of 0.1m3s. Plot the specific energy diagram. Make necessary assumptions and solve
the following issues using the diagram:
a) A 60cm-diameter circular pipe serves as the starting point of the channel. The
cross-section gradually transforms into a rectangle with a width of one meter. If
the entry pipe is half full, get the flow depth at the rectangular section of the
channel.
b) The approach flow depth is 5cm. There is a 7.5cm high bump in the channel bed.
After the bump, determine the water's depth. Determine the crucial bump height
when it begins to affect the flow upstream.
c) If there is a sluice gate in the channel, and water depth upstream a sluice gate is
24cm. Find the depth after the gate.
Question 1 : Water moves through a rectangular

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