A trapezoidal channel carries 1.2 m/s of flow on a longitudinal slope of 0.003. If channel surface is based on concrete with trowel finish at minimum flow condition and the side slope is 1.5(H):2(V), estimate the best hydraulic section according to Chezy's approach. (Justify the unstated parameter(s) in your calculation).

A trapezoidal channel carries 1.2 m/s of flow on a longitudinal slope of 0.003. If channel surface is based on concrete with trowel finish at minimum flow condition and the side slope is 1.5(H):2(V), estimate the best hydraulic section according to Chezy's approach. (Justify the unstated parameter(s) in your calculation).

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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