Subcritical flow Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

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Lab Report 3 TABLE OF CONTENT CONTENT PAGE  ABSTRACT 3  INTRODUCTION 3  AIMS / OBJECTIVE 3  THEORY 3-4  MATERIAL 5  METHOD 6  RESULTS 7-9  CALCULATION 9-11  DISCUSSION 11  CONCLUSION 12  RECOMMENDATION 12  LITERATURE CITED 13  APPENDICES 14 2 Lab Report 3 ABSTRACT: The vast applications of hydraulic jumps are of great importance in civil engineering especially in water resources engineering. Hydraulic Jumps are usually used as energy dis...

These documents are detailed summaries of Open Channel Flow for the Hydraulic Engineering module offered at Wits University to its final year civil engineering students. These notes will help you understand uniform flow, rapidly varied flow and gradually varied flow. This material has been used for the last three years to aid final year civil engineering students in their understanding of open channel flow concepts. Different flow conditions (supercritical, subcritical and critical) are explain...

Lab 8: Sluice Gate and Specific EnergyHST 701 HISTORY OF SCIENCE AND TECH FOR THE 20TH CENTURY_Ryerson University_ Lab 8: Sluice Gate and Specific Energy Lab 8: Sluice Gate and Specific Energy Theory The total energy for a flow can be calculated from 3 things: the depth of water in the flow, the pressure component and the kinetic energy component related to the velocity of the flow moving through a channel. These three components are combined within the Bernoulli equation that is shown below: Z ...

These are the tutorial solutions for the Rapidly Varied Flow Tutorial 1 issued at Wits University in their final year civil engineering Hydraulic Engineering Module.

These are the tutorial solutions for the Uniform Flow Tutorial 1 issued at Wits University in their final year civil engineering Hydraulic Engineering Module.

This is the topic summary for Rapidly Varied Flow Part 2 issued at Wits University in their final year civil engineering Hydraulic Engineering Module.

This is the summary for the Gradually Varied Flow Introduction issued at Wits University in their final year civil engineering Hydraulic Engineering Module.

CE 391 Spring 2022 Final Exam Word Bank, CE 391 Final Exam WEIRS Small dam built across river to control the upstream water level FLUMES Human-made channel for water, in the form of an open decline gravity chute whose walls are raised above the surrounding terrain STAGE DISCHARGE Relationship between the amount of water flowing in a river or stream and stage at any particular point INTERCEPTION The storage and subsequent evaporation of rainfall by above-ground structures THROUGHFALL Th...

This is the topic summary for the Rapidly Varied Flow Part 1issued at Wits University in their final year civil engineering Hydraulic Engineering module.