6 - Maximum Discharge Condition for Triangle Duct
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Practice Questions
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Calculate the area of a triangular duct with base = 4m and height = 3m.
💡 Hint: Use the area formula for triangles.
What is Manning's equation used for?
💡 Hint: Recall the context we discussed it in.
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What does 'n' represent in Manning's equation?
💡 Hint: Think about how surface materials affect water flow.
True or False: The hydraulic radius is calculated as A divided by P.
💡 Hint: Consider the definitions we discussed in class.
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In a triangular duct of height 2m and base 3m with a slope of 1%, compute the discharge using different values for the roughness coefficient.
💡 Hint: Also remember to calculate the wetted perimeter before finding discharge.
Evaluate how potential changes in triangular duct height affect overall discharge when maintaining a constant slope of 0.02.
💡 Hint: Test various heights while monitoring changes in results for Q.
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