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    Pseudocode State of Flow (Final)

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    This pseudocode determines the state of flow in a channel based on user input for the channel shape and dimensions. It calculates parameters like area, velocity, Reynolds number, and Froude number to determine if the flow is laminar, transitional, or turbulent based on viscosity, and if it is subcritical, critical, or supercritical based on gravity. The user can choose between rectangular, triangular, or trapezoidal channel cross sections, enter the relevant values, and the code will output the flow state.

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    Pseudocode State of Flow (Final)

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    This pseudocode determines the state of flow in a channel based on user input for the channel shape and dimensions. It calculates parameters like area, velocity, Reynolds number, and Froude number to determine if the flow is laminar, transitional, or turbulent based on viscosity, and if it is subcritical, critical, or supercritical based on gravity. The user can choose between rectangular, triangular, or trapezoidal channel cross sections, enter the relevant values, and the code will output the flow state.

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    This pseudocode determines the state of flow in a channel based on user input for the channel shape and dimensions. It calculates parameters like area, velocity, Reynolds number, and Froude number to determine if the flow is laminar, transitional, or turbulent based on viscosity, and if it is subcritical, critical, or supercritical based on gravity. The user can choose between rectangular, triangular, or trapezoidal channel cross sections, enter the relevant values, and the code will output the flow state.

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    Pseudocode State of Flow (Final)

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    Kerol Kerol Kerol
    This pseudocode determines the state of flow in a channel based on user input for the channel shape and dimensions. It calculates parameters like area, velocity, Reynolds number, and Froude number to determine if the flow is laminar, transitional, or turbulent based on viscosity, and if it is subcritical, critical, or supercritical based on gravity. The user can choose between rectangular, triangular, or trapezoidal channel cross sections, enter the relevant values, and the code will output the flow state.

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    PSEUDOCODE

    1. Start

    2. Display This software will determine the state of flow of a channel by the
    viscosity and gravity effect

    3. Display Which channel shape cross section would you like to choose? Enter rec
    for rectangular, tri for triangular or tra for trapezoidal channel section

    4. Read Channelshape

    5. If (Channelshape = rec)

    5.1. Display Enter the water discharge, Q in cubic meter per second

    5.2. Read Discharge

    5.3. Display Enter the depth of flow, y in meter

    5.4. Read Flowdepth

    5.5. Display Enter the bottom width, B in meter

    5.6. Read Bottomwidth

    5.7. Calculate area, A by using the formula:

    Area = Flowdepth x Bottomwidth

    5.8. Calculate velocity, V by using the formula:

    Velocity = Discharge / Area

    5.9. Display Area, Velocity

    5.10. Calculate top width,T by using the formula:

    Topwidth = Bottomwidth

    5.11. Calculate hydraulic depth, D by using the formula:

    Hydraulicdepth = Area / Topwidth

    5.12. Calculate wetted perimeter, P by using the formula:

    Wettedperimeter = Bottomwidth + (2 x Flowdepth)

    5.13. Calculate hydraulic radius, R by using the formula:

    Hydraulicradius = Area / Wettedperimeter

    5.14. Calculate Reynolds number by using the formula:

    Reynold = (Velocity x Hydraulicradius) / 0.000001004


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    5.15. Display Reynold

    5.16. If (Reynold < 500)

    5.16.1. Display The flow is laminar by viscosity effect

    5.17. Else if (500 < Reynold < 12500)

    5.17.1. Display The flow is transitional by viscosity effect

    5.18. Else if (Reynold > 12500)

    5.18.1. Display The flow is turbulent by viscosity effect

    5.19. Calculate Froudes number by using the formula:

    Froude = Velocity / (9.81 x Hydraulicdept h)

    5.20. Display Froude

    5.21. If (Froude < 1)

    5.21.1. Display The flow is in subcritical state by gravity effect

    5.22. If (Froude = 1)

    5.22.1. Display The flow is in critical state by gravity effect

    5.23. If (Froude > 1)

    5.23.1. Display The flow is in supercritical state by gravity effect

    6. Else if (Channelshape = tri)

    6.1. Display Enter the water discharge, Q in cubic meter per second

    6.2. Read Discharge

    6.3. Display Enter the depth of flow, y in meter

    6.4. Read Flowdepth

    6.5. Display Enter the side slope, in degree

    6.6. Read Sideslope

    6.7. Calculate side slope specification, z by using the formula:

    Slopespec = 1 / (Tan Sideslope)

    6.8. Calculate area, A by using the formula:

    Area = Slopespec x (Flowdepth x Flowdepth)

    6.9. Calculate velocity, V by using the formula:


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    Velocity = Discharge / Area

    6.10. Display Area, Velocity

    6.11. Calculate top width,T by using the formula:

    Topwidth = 2 x Slopespec x Flowdepth

    6.12. Calculate hydraulic depth, D by using the formula:

    Hydraulicdepth = Area / Topwidth

    6.13. Calculate wetted perimeter, P by using the formula:

    Wettedperimeter = 2 x Flowdepth x 1+( Slopespec x Slopespec)

    6.14. Calculate hydraulic radius, R by using the formula:

    Hydraulicradius = Area / Wettedperimeter

    6.15. Calculate Reynolds number by using the formula:

    Reynold = (Velocity x Hydraulicradius) / 0.000001004

    6.16. Display Reynold

    6.17. If (Reynold < 500)

    6.17.1. Display The flow is laminar by viscosity effect

    6.18. Else if (500 < Reynold < 12500)

    6.18.1. Display The flow is transitional by viscosity effect

    6.19. Else if (Reynold > 12500)

    6.19.1. Display The flow is turbulent by viscosity effect

    6.20. Calculate Froudes number by using the formula:

    Froude = Velocity / (9.81 x Hydraulicdept h)

    6.21. Display Froude

    6.22. If (Froude < 1)

    6.22.1. Display The flow is in subcritical state by gravity effect

    6.23. If (Froude = 1)

    6.23.1. Display The flow is in critical state by gravity effect

    6.24. If (Froude > 1)


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    6.24.1. Display The flow is in supercritical state by gravity effect

    7. Else if (Channelshape = tra)

    7.1. Display Enter the water discharge, Q in cubic meter per second

    7.2. Read Discharge

    7.3. Display Enter the depth of flow, y in meter

    7.4. Read Flowdepth

    7.5. Display Enter the bottom width, B in meter

    7.6. Read Bottomwidth

    7.7. Display Enter the side slope, in degree

    7.8. Read Sideslope

    7.9. Calculate side slope specification, z by using the formula:

    Slopespec = 1 / (Tan Sideslope)

    7.10. Calculate area, A by using the formula:

    Area = (Bottomwidth x Flowdepth) + (Slopespec x (Flowdepth x


    Flowdepth))

    7.11. Calculate velocity, V by using the formula:

    Velocity = Discharge / Area

    7.12. Display Area, Velocity

    7.13. Calculate top width,T by using the formula:

    Topwidth = Bottomwidth + (2 x Slopespec x Flowdepth)

    7.14. Calculate hydraulic depth, D by using the formula:

    Hydraulicdepth = Area / Topwidth

    7.15. Calculate wetted perimeter, P by using the formula:

    Wettedperimeter = Bottomwidth + (2 x Flowdepth x


    1+( Slopespec x Slopespec)

    7.16. Calculate hydraulic radius, R by using the formula:

    Hydraulicradius = Area / Wettedperimeter

    7.17. Calculate Reynolds number by using the formula:

    Reynold = (Velocity x Hydraulicradius) / 0.000001004


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    7.18. Display Reynold

    7.19. If (Reynold < 500)

    7.19.1. Display The flow is laminar by viscosity effect

    7.20. Else if (500 < Reynold < 12500)

    7.20.1. Display The flow is transitional by viscosity effect

    7.21. Else if (Reynold > 12500)

    7.21.1. Display The flow is turbulent by viscosity effect

    7.22. Calculate Froudes number by using the formula:

    Froude = Velocity / (9.81 x Hydraulicdept h)

    7.23. Display Froude

    7.24. If (Froude < 1)

    7.24.1. Display The flow is in subcritical state by gravity effect

    7.25. If (Froude = 1)

    7.25.1. Display The flow is in critical state by gravity effect

    7.26. If (Froude > 1)

    7.26.1. Display The flow is in supercritical state by gravity effect

    8. Display Enter 0 to stop and enter 1 to continue

    9. Read stop

    10. End

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