Exam Details

Subject Flow in Open Channel
Paper
Exam / Course B.Tech. Civil (Construction Management) / (Water Resources Engineering)/ (Aero Space Engineering) BTCM-BTWRE
Department School of Engineering & Technology (SOET)
Organization indira gandhi national open university
Position
Exam Date December, 2016
City, State new delhi,


Question Paper

Why is bed slope provided in an open channel?
A trapezoidal channel 5·0 m wide and having a side slope of 1·5 horizontal 1 vertical is laid on a slope of 0·00035. The roughness coefficient n 0·015. Find the normal depth for a discharge of 20 m^3/sec throughout this channel.
For a short laboratory flume, the effect of end conditions causes the flow to be non-uniform. What would you do to achieve a nearly uniform flow?

2.(a) Show that for a given discharge, specific energy is minimum when Q^2T/gA^3 is unity, where T is the water surface width. Obtain the expression for the critical depth and minimum specific energy for a wide rectangular channel. Explain, by specific energy head diagram, that for a given value of the specific head there are two possible depths of flow for a given rate of discharge.
Obtain the relation between Manning's constant and Chezy's constant.

3.(a) Show that the Froude numbers F1 and F2 in a hydraulic jump occurring in a rectangular channel are related by <img src='./qimages/9474-3a.jpg'>
In a rectangular channel of 0.5 m width, a hydraulic jump occurs at a point where the depth of water flow is 0·15 m. Froude number is 2·5, Determine: The specific energy

(ii) The critical and subsequent-depth

(iii) Loss of head

(iv) Energy dissipated

4.(a) Derive the different forms of the Dynamic Equation of gradually varied flow.
A rectangular channel, 4.0 m wide, has a Manning's coefficient of 0·025. For a discharge of 6.0 m^3/sec., identify the possible types of GVF profiles produced in the following break of grades:
S0l 0·0004 to S02 =0.015

(ii) SOl 0·015 to S02 =0.00b4

(iii) SOl 0·005 to S02 =0.0004

5.(a) A river, 100 m wide and 3·0 m deep, has an average bed slope of 0.0005. Estimate the length of the GVF profile produced by a low weir which raises the water surface just upstream of it by 1·50 m. Use Direct Step Method with at least five intervals. Assume n 0.035.
What is the essential difference between gradually varied flow and rapidly varied flow? illustrate with neat sketches.

6.(a) An open channel has the following boundary material Fine sand

(ii) Silt

(iii) Coarse sand and gravel

(iv) Boulders Fine soil with aquatic weed growth

Arrange these in the order of increasing roughness indicating an approximate value of the Manning's roughness n.

(b)In a wide rectangular channel, if the normal depth is increased by find the percentage increase in the discharge. Use Manning's equation. Using the basic differential equation of G.V.F., show that dy/dx is negative for M2, A2 and H2 profiles.

7. Write short notes on any four of the following:

(a) Pressure Distribution in Open Channel Flow Uniform Flow Submerged Jump Geometric Elements of Open Channel Water Surface Profiles Specific Energy Curve


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