Problem 4: Water flow rate in an open channel is measured using a right angled V notch. The head of water over V notch is 0.15 m. Assuming the coefficient of discharge of the notch as 0.65, calculate the discharge in the channel. Ans: Q= 0.0134 m³/ sec.

Problem 4: Water flow rate in an open channel is measured using a right angled V notch. The head of water over V notch is 0.15 m. Assuming the coefficient of discharge of the notch as 0.65, calculate the discharge in the channel. Ans: Q= 0.0134 m³/ sec.

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