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    FL Placed Ma Channel To Maintain An Upstream Depth of 2.35: Ima Ow of 400 Lltfl'S/Séaünd?

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    1. The problem provides data on a suppressed rectangular weir within a circular channel including discharge (0.60 m3/s), channel diameter (150 m), weir length (0.31 m), and weir height (0.274 m). 2. Using the Francis formula for discharge over a weir along with the given discharge value, the head on the weir was calculated to be 0.274 m. 3. Adding the weir height to the channel depth upstream of 1.5 m provides the total upstream depth of 1.774 m.

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    1. The problem provides data on a suppressed rectangular weir within a circular channel including discharge (0.60 m3/s), channel diameter (150 m), weir length (0.31 m), and weir height (0.274 m). 2. Using the Francis formula for discharge over a weir along with the given discharge value, the head on the weir was calculated to be 0.274 m. 3. Adding the weir height to the channel depth upstream of 1.5 m provides the total upstream depth of 1.774 m.

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    1. The problem provides data on a suppressed rectangular weir within a circular channel including discharge (0.60 m3/s), channel diameter (150 m), weir length (0.31 m), and weir height (0.274 m). 2. Using the Francis formula for discharge over a weir along with the given discharge value, the head on the weir was calculated to be 0.274 m. 3. Adding the weir height to the channel depth upstream of 1.5 m provides the total upstream depth of 1.774 m.

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    1. The problem provides data on a suppressed rectangular weir within a circular channel including discharge (0.60 m3/s), channel diameter (150 m), weir length (0.31 m), and weir height (0.274 m). 2. Using the Francis formula for discharge over a weir along with the given discharge value, the head on the weir was calculated to be 0.274 m. 3. Adding the weir height to the channel depth upstream of 1.5 m provides the total upstream depth of 1.774 m.

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    Solution

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    Il rf, ' .
    u P
    r
    l

    Using Francis Formula: 1.4m


    Q = 1.84LH3/2
    L = 1.4 - 0.2H -

    0.40 = 1.84(1.4 _ 0.2mm?

    Solvefor H by trial and .error:


    H = 0.3
    Try
    = 0.405.~.0.4(OK)
    . 1.84[1.4- Ü.2(0.3)](0.3)3'/2

    Fromme figure shownabove:


    '
    P=dH
    P=235~03=2.05m
    Problem6 - 59
    . 900 mm high, the
    Duringa testona 2.4-m suppressedwar had
    28,800 liters of waterWere
    maintainedconstantlt 300 mm. In 38 seconds_
    Collected. What is the weir factor Cw?

    Solution

    Q = cw LKH + ham W]
    '
    Q= Vo.lume
    nme
    theflowissteady)
    ' (since

    .-.28'800
    =757.9 L/s
    = 0.7579
    Q m3/s
    "
    . = Q = 0.7579
    ty pp
    Veloc1 of a roach,
    v.,
    A 2.4(1.2)
    Velocity of approach, v.,= 0.26316m/s

    hp= 3,: = (0.26316)2


    2g 2g
    h = 0.00353

    Q = c,,,(2.4)[(0.3
    + 0.00353)3/2
    - (0.00353
    )3/2I «m.
    c...=1.891
    _7
    v-,

    Find the width, in meters, of the channel at the back of a suppressed weil
    using the following data-
    Head, H' '.28 5 cm
    Depth of water, d = 2.485 m
    Discharge, Q =-O.84m3/s .
    Consider velocity of approach and use Francis formula.

    Solution
    Q - 1.84LKH + W! - mm]

    for L and h the formula: '


    Solving using
    = 1.84LH3/2
    Q
    0.84 = 1.84L(0.285)3/2
    L=3m
    2
    / x 2

    m= v [0.84(3 2.485)]
    =0900647
    m .
    1
    2g 23
    _-(0.000647)3/2]
    0.84==1.84L[(0.285+ 0.000647)3/2
    L ==3 111

    -
    Using Eq. 6 33:
    Ä
    Q=CwLH2
    1+C1('&]]
    C1; écwz
    £30.84)?
    2 28
    22g
    C1= 0 2588
    . 0.2852

    L=3m
    ___-v,

    Thedischargeovera trapezoidalweir is 1.315m3/s.Thecrest is 2 m


    length
    andthe sides are inclined at 75° 57' 49 with the horizontal. Find the head on
    the weir in meters.

    Solution
    The side inclination angle given is that for a Cipolletti weir.
    Q ' 1.859 L HW2
    =-
    1.315 1.859(2)H3/2
    H = 0.50 m
    TH? a ISO-m-diamem
    mimemu \ dt
    head 5m mam
    wage from = M W6\
    Of C
    dlscharge
    meffment 0.60
    Rows
    "mm
    \ chm
    rectangum
    weir.
    suppressed
    dangular Thechum
    "\s
    msm«erm m: M: m
    "
    P m
    150 and L=
    \ength
    heightFrancis 0.31
    m. \\xe
    Determine
    mmoiwamm
    Use
    channel. {crumb
    and &
    weht? awmach.
    negXect
    ' """"
    The dischargethrough the orificeequals the discharge through the weir. i

    For the orifice: .


    Q = CA ng = 0.60x
    .} (0.15)2 2(9.81)(3.05)
    Q = 0.08202 m3/s

    For the Weir (neglecting v,.)


    Q = 1.84LH3/2
    0.08202 = 1.84(O.31)H3/2
    H = 0.274 m

    Depth of water upstream of the weir:


    d=H+P =0.274 + 1.50
    d = 1.774 m

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