P = 2Rθ. The previous Manning formulas are used to predict V o and Q for uniform flow when the above expressions are substituted for A, P, and R h.

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1 Uniform Flow in a Partly Full, Circular Pipe Fig shows a partly full, circular pipe with uniform flow. Since frictional resistance increases with wetted perimeter, but volume flow rate increases with cross sectional flow area, the maximum velocity and flow rate occur before the pipe is completely full. For this condition, the geometric properties of the flow are given by the equations below. Fig Uniform Flow in a Partly Full, Circular Channel A = R 2 θ sin2θ 2 P = 2Rθ R h = R 2 sin2θ 1 2θ The previous Manning formulas are used to predict V o and Q for uniform flow when the above expressions are substituted for A, P, and R h. V o α n R 2 sin2θ 1 2θ 2/3 S o Q = V o R 2 θ sin2θ 2 These equations have respective maxima for V o and Q given by X-7

2 V max = α n R 2/3 S o Q max = α n R 8/3 S o at θ = Þ and y = 0.813D at θ = Þ and y = 0.938D Efficient Uniform Flow Channels A common problem in channel flow is that of finding the most efficient lowresistance sections for given conditions. This is typically obtained by maximizing R h for a given area and flow rate. This is the same as minimizing the wetted perimeter. Note: Minimizing the wetted perimeter for a given flow should minimize the frictional pressure drop per unit length for a given flow. It is shown in the text that for constant value of area A and α = cot θ, the minimum value of wetted perimeter is obtained for 2 1/ 2 ( + α ) 2 A = y 2 1 α P = 4y 1+α 2 ( ) 1/ 2 2α y R h = 1 2 y Note: For any trapezoid angle, the most efficient cross section occurs when the hydraulic radius is one-half the depth. For the special case of a rectangle (α = 0, θ = 90 ), the most efficient cross section occurs with A = 2y 2 P = 4y R h = 1 2 y b = 2y X-8

3 Best Trapezoid Angle The general equations listed previously are valid for any value of α. For a given, fixed value of area A and depth y, the best trapezoid angle is given by α = cotθ = 1 3 or θ = 60Þ Example 10.3 What are the best dimensions for a rectangular brick channel designed to carry 5 m 3 /s of water in uniform flow with S o = 0.001? Taking n = from Table 10.1, A = 2 y 2, and R h = y ; Manning s formula is written as Q 1.0 n AR 2/3 h S o or 5 m 3 / s = y2 ( ) 1 2 y 2/3 ( 0.001) This can be solved to obtain y 8/3 = m 8/3 or y = 1.27m The corresponding area and width are A = 2y 2 = 3.21m 2 and b = A y = 2.53 m Note: The text compares these results with those for two other geometries having the same area. X-9

4 Specific Energy: Critical Depth One useful parameter in channel flow is the specific energy E, where y is the local water depth. E = y + V 2 2g Defining a flow per unit channel width as q = Q/b we write E = y + q2 2gy 2 Fig Illustration of a specific energy curve, depth y vs. the specific energy E. The curve for each flow rate Q has a minimum energy E min that occurs at a critical water depth y c corresponding to critical flow. For E > E min there are two possible states, one subcritical and one supercritical. Fig Specific Energy Illustration E min occurs at y = y c = q2 g 1/3 = Q 2 b 2 g 1/3 The value of E min is given by E min = 3 2 y c At this value of minimum energy and minimum depth we can write V c = ( gy c ) = C o and Fr = 1 X-10

5 Depending on the value of E min and V, one of several flow conditions can exist. For a given flow, if E < E min E = E min E > E min, V < V c E > E min, V > V c No solution is possible Flow is critical, y = y c, V = V c Fr = 1 Flow is subcritical, y > y c, Fr < 1, disturbances can propagate upstream as well as downstream Flow is supercritical, y < y c, Fr > 1, disturbances can only propagate downstream within a wave angle given by µ = sin -1 C o V = sin-1 ( gy) V Nonrectangular Channels For flows where the local channel width varies with depth y, critical values can be expressed as A c = b Q 2 o g 1/3 and V c = Q = ga c A c where = channel width at the free surface. These equations must be solved iteratively to determine the critical area A c and critical velocity V c. For critical channel flow that is also moving with constant depth (y c ), the slope corresponds to a critical slope S c given by X-11

6 and S c = n2 ga c α 2 = R h,c n2 2 V c α 2 4/3 R = n2 g h,c α 2 R h,c 1/ 3 α = 1. for S I units and for B. G. units P = f 8 P Example 10.6 Given: a 50, triangular channel has a flow rate of Q = 16 m 3 /s. Compute: (a) y c, (b) V c, (c) S c for n = a. For the given geometry, we have P = 2 ( y csc 50 ) A = 2[y ( y cot 50 )] R h = A/P = y/2 cos 50 = 2 ( y cot 50 ) For critical flow, we can write g A 3 2 c = bo Q or g c = 2 o 3 o ( y cot 50 ) ( 2 y cot 50 ) Q 2 c y c = 2.37 m ans. b. With y c, we compute P c = 6.18 m A c = 4.70 m 2,c = 3.97 m The critical velocity is now V c = Q A c = 16m3 /s 4.70m = 3.41 m /s ans. c. With n = 0.018, we compute the critical slope as S c = gn2 P 9.81 α 2 1/3 = ( )2 ( 6.18) R h /3 = ( )( 0.76) X-12

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