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6.3. Differential Equation of Gradually Varied Flow
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- 1.
Define gradually varied flow.
Hint
Think about how slope relates to flow depth.
- 2.
What is one assumption of gradually varied flow?
Hint
Consider the shape of the channel.
- 3.
What characterizes gradually varied flow?
- A high slope
- Steady changes in depth
- Rapid depth changes
Hint
Remember the definition of the flow.
- 4.
True or False: In a prismatic channel, the cross-sectional shape can vary.
- True
- False
Hint
Focus on what 'prismatic' means.
- 5.
Given a prismatic channel with a slope S0 of 0.01, determine the depth of flow y0 if Manning's n equals 0.03, Q is 20 m^3/s, and the channel width is 2m. Use the Manning equation for calculations.
Hint
Start with the Manning equation to determine the velocity.
- 6.
Describe the behavior of water flow in a channel that has an adverse slope and a critical depth equal to the normal depth. What happens to the flow?
Hint
Consider how slope affects flow behavior.
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