A distributary channel having bed width 5.00 m and full supply depth of 1.20 m carries 3.0 m³/s of discharge. A semi-modular pipe outlet in this channel has a command area of 15 ha growing rice with a kor water depth of 20 cm and kor period of three weeks. Determine the size of the outlet and set it for sub- proportionality with a flexibility of 0.9. Assume the length of the pipe as 3.0 m and friction factor as 0.03. The available diameters of the pipe are 100, 125 and 107.5 mm.

A distributary channel having bed width 5.00 m and full supply depth of 1.20 m carries 3.0 m³/s of discharge. A semi-modular pipe outlet in this channel has a command area of 15 ha growing rice with a kor water depth of 20 cm and kor period of three weeks. Determine the size of the outlet and set it for sub- proportionality with a flexibility of 0.9. Assume the length of the pipe as 3.0 m and friction factor as 0.03. The available diameters of the pipe are 100, 125 and 107.5 mm.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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