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The document discusses key concepts in hydraulics including: 1. There are two stages of flow - upper tranquil flow and lower rapid flow - that give the same discharge in an open channel. 2. Equations are provided to calculate critical depth, Froude number, discharge, and other parameters for different channel shapes including rectangular and trapezoidal channels. 3. Sample problems are given involving calculating critical depth, flow type, discharge, and other values for flows in various channel geometries.

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Hyd 13

The document discusses key concepts in hydraulics including: 1. There are two stages of flow - upper tranquil flow and lower rapid flow - that give the same discharge in an open channel. 2. Equations are provided to calculate critical depth, Froude number, discharge, and other parameters for different channel shapes including rectangular and trapezoidal channels. 3. Sample problems are given involving calculating critical depth, flow type, discharge, and other values for flows in various channel geometries.

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Civil Engineering April 2023 Review Innovations Hydraulics 13

Alternate Stages of Flow Generally (all sections),

Bc
- In a channel for a given total head or
specific energy E, there are two stages of Q2 A 3c

flow that give the same discharge Q: g Bc
Ac dc
1. The upper stage/ tranquil flow
NF < 1 subcritical

2. The lower stage/ rapid or shooting flow For rectangular sections:


NF > 1 supercritical q2 3. Find the critical depth in the trapezoidal
dc  3 channel shown conveying water at 19 m3/s.
g
NF = Froude number Side slope 1V:3H, n= 0.012.

q = discharge per meter width


Generally (all sections),
1. Water flows in a rectangular channel at a
v
NF  depth of 1.0 m and a velocity of flow of 4
gdm m/s.
a. What is the discharge?
dm = mean/ average depth (m) b. What is the critical depth? 4. A rectangular planed timber flume (n =
A c. What is the Froude number? 0.012) 3 m wide is laid on a slope of 0.0011.
dm 
B d. Is the flow sub or super-critical? For a depth of flow of 0.90 m:
B = width of the l.s. (m) e. What is the alternate depth? a. What is the Manning’s C?
b. What is the uniform flow?
For rectangular sections: 2. A riveted-steel triangular duct, n=0.015,
c. What smallest amount of energy can
flows partly full as shown. If the critical
give the same amount of flow?
depth is 60 cm, compute:
v
NF  a. Critical flow rate.
gd b. Critical velocity.
c. Critical slope.
Critical depth (dc) = depth of flow where the
discharge Q is maximum for a given specific
energy E, or depth of flow where E is minimum
for a given Q.

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Civil Engineering April 2023 Review Innovations Hydraulics 13
5. Water is flowing in a 12 – m wide
rectangular channel at 10.5 m3/s and a
depth of 1.1 m.
a. What is the specific energy?
b. What is the critical depth?

6. The flow rate per unit width in a wide


channel is q = 2.3 m3/s per m width. Is the
flow subcritical or supercritical if the depth
is:
a. 0.2 m
b. 0.8 m
c. 2.5 m

7. A rectangular channel 3 m wide carries 10


m3/s at a depth of 2 m.
a. Is the flow subcritical or supercritical?
b. For the same flow rate, what depth
will give critical flow?

8. Water flows in a 10 – m wide open channel


with a flow rate of 5 m3/s. Determine the
two possible depths if the specific energy of
the flow is E = 0.6 m.

9. A discharge of 4.5 m3/s occurs in a


rectangular channel 1.83 m wide with s = 5) 1.132
0.002 and n = 0.012. 0.427
a. Find the normal depth for uniform 6) supercritical
Supercritical
flow
subcritical
b. Determine the critical depth. 7) subcritical
c. Is the flow subcritical or supercritical? 1.04 m
8) 0.56 m
10. Compute the critical depth for a flow at 0.4 0.173 m
m3/s through a 60° V – notch channel. 9) 1.06 m
0.851 m
Subcritical
10) 0.628

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