Water Engineering & Hydraulics
Fluid mechanics, hydraulics, open channel flow, pipe networks, pumps, water supply, drainage, irrigation, dams, weirs, flood routing, water resources engineering, up to Masters-level hydraulic structures and computational hydrology
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- 1Calculate the flow rate in a 500 mm diameter pipe using the Darcy–Weisbach equation
- 2Design a rectangular open channel 2 m wide to carry 8 m³/s with Manning's n = 0.015
- 3Size a centrifugal pump to deliver 30 l/s against a 25 m total head
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