- 2076 Bhadra · 2 marks
Chezy's and Manning's coefficient for Seti River
Short answer
Using bed slope 1×10⁻⁴, hydraulic radius 2.5 m and velocity 2.4 m/s, Chezy's C = V/√(RS) = 151.8 m¹/²/s. Manning's n = R¹/⁶/C = 0.0077 s/m¹/³.
The longitudinal bed slope of Seti River is 10 cm to a kilometer with hydraulic mean depth of 2.5 m. Find Chezy's coefficient and Manning's rugosity coefficient, if the velocity at the peak flood is measured to be 2.4 m/s.
Given data
Bed slope , hydraulic mean depth m, m/s.
Chezy's coefficient
Manning's coefficient
(Check with Manning: m/s.)
Answer: m/s and s/m. The value of is very low for a natural river; it follows directly from the data as given.
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