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CEWB222 Chapter 2 - Channel Geometry
CEWB222 Chapter 2 - Channel Geometry
Hydraulic Engineering
CEWB222
CHAPTER 2
(OPEN CHANNEL PROPERTIES)
Dr. Gasim Hayder Ahmed Salih
BN-3-49, gasim@uniten.edu.my
Sources: Dr. Faizah Che Ros, Dr. Mohd Hafiz Zawawi, Prof Ir. Dr. Lariyah Mohd Sidek
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Canal
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FLUME
Existing Culvert
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Channel Geometry
CHANNEL GEOMETRY
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Wetted
perimeter,
P
by
b + 2y
Hydraulic
Radius,
R
Top Width, B
by / (b+2y)
Hydraulic
depth,
D
y
Wetted
perimeter,
P
b + 2yw
(b + ty)y w= (1+ t2)0.5
Hydraulic
Hydraulic
Radius, Top Width,
depth,
R
B
D
A/P
b + 2ty
A/B
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2yw
2ty
A/B
Wetted
perimeter, P
Hydraulic
Radius, R
Top Width,
B
Hydraulic
depth, D
( - sin ) d2/8
(1 - sin/)
d/4
2r sin(/2)
A/B
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Area, A
Wetted
perimeter, P
Hydraulic
Radius, R
Top Width,
B
Hydraulic
depth, D
r2/2
r/2
2r
r/4
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RECTANGULAR CHANNEL
Area (A) = by
T
by
b 2y
TRAPEZOIDAL CHANNEL
Area = (b+zy)y
2
P = b 2y 1 z
T
1
y
z
R=
(b zy) y
b 2 y 1 z2
T = b 2 zy
D=
(b zy) y
b 2 zy
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Example 1
Solution:
If the shape of the channel is rectangular, the
discharge computed as follows:
A = by = (4) (1) = 4m2
P = b+2y = 4 + 2 (1) = 6m
R = 4m2 / 6m = 0.67m
T
1
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Example 2
A concrete trapezoidal channel has a bottom width of 4
meters and 45 side slopes. If the channel is on a 1%
slope and is flowing 1 meter deep throughout its
length, what is the cross sectional area, wetted
perimeter and hydraulic radius?
Example 2
1
T
1
1
Solution:
If the shape of the channel is trapezoidal, the discharge
computed as follows:
A = (b+zy)y = (4+(1)(1))1 = 5.00m2
P = (b+ 2y (1+ z2)0.5 )= 4 + 2 (1) (2)0.5 = 6.83m
R = A/P = 5.00m2/6.83m = 0.73m
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Example 3
Water flows at a depth of 1.83 m in a trapezoidal, concretelined section with a bottom width of 3 m and side slopes of
2:1 (H:V). The slope of the channel is 0.0005 and the
temperature is 20o C. Assuming uniform flow conditions,
estimate the cross sectional area (A), wetted perimeter (P)
and hydraulic radius (R)?
Solution:
Flow area, A = (b+zy)y = (3 + 2 (1.83)) x 1.83
= 12.2 m2
Wetted perimeter, P = 14.89m
Hydraulic Radius, R = A/P = 12.2/ 14.89 = 0.819 m
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Example 4
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TEXTBOOKS REFERENCES
Lariyah, M.S. & Norazli, O., Hydraulic Notes,
UNITEN, 2006
Roberson, J. A., Cassidy, J. J. & Chaudry, H.,
Hydraulic Engineering, 1st S.I. Ed., John
Wiley, 1998
Chin, D., Water Resources Engineering,
Prentice Hall, 2006
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