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    This document contains data from experiments conducted on a weir. It includes measurements of upstream and downstream flow depths and flow rates for different upstream flow depths. It then calculates key parameters like the height of the jump, initial velocity, change in height over initial depth, and ratio of downstream to upstream depth. These parameters are calculated for each trial. Finally, it uses the rectangular weir formula to find the critical depth and confirms that the initial depths were subcritical while the downstream depths were supercritical.

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    This document contains data from experiments conducted on a weir. It includes measurements of upstream and downstream flow depths and flow rates for different upstream flow depths. It then calculates key parameters like the height of the jump, initial velocity, change in height over initial depth, and ratio of downstream to upstream depth. These parameters are calculated for each trial. Finally, it uses the rectangular weir formula to find the critical depth and confirms that the initial depths were subcritical while the downstream depths were supercritical.

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    This document contains data from experiments conducted on a weir. It includes measurements of upstream and downstream flow depths and flow rates for different upstream flow depths. It then calculates key parameters like the height of the jump, initial velocity, change in height over initial depth, and ratio of downstream to upstream depth. These parameters are calculated for each trial. Finally, it uses the rectangular weir formula to find the critical depth and confirms that the initial depths were subcritical while the downstream depths were supercritical.

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    Weir

    Opening

    Upstream
    Flow
    Depth Do (m)

    0.21
    0.24
    0.27
    0.30
    0.33
    0.36

    0.359
    0.277
    0.236
    0.202
    0.182
    0.162

    Flow Depth Flow


    Before Jump Depth
    D1 (m)
    After
    Jump
    D3 (m)
    0.014
    0.110
    0.017
    0.105
    0.017
    0.102
    0.020
    0.101
    0.021
    0.100
    0.022
    0.099
    sum :
    sum:
    0.0185
    0.103

    Flow
    Rate
    Q (m/s)

    V1

    H
    D1

    D3
    D1

    0.012
    0.012
    0.012
    0.012
    0.012
    0.012

    0.144
    0.095
    0.089
    0.060
    0.059
    0.0524

    1.99
    1.66
    1.47
    1.32
    1.204
    1.104

    10.29
    5.59
    5.24
    3.3
    2.81
    2.38

    7.86
    6.18
    6.0
    5.05
    4.76
    4.5

    1. H =
    =
    = 0.144

    2. V1 =
    =
    = 1.99

    3. H / D1 =
    = 10.29

    4. D3 / D1 =
    = 7.86

    Calculation To Find Dc @ Critical Depth by using Rectangular Formula for Critical Depth
    Dc =
    q =

    Dc =
    = 0.055

    q =
    q = 0.04

    D1 < Dc < D3

    0.0185 < 0.055 < 0.103

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