Depth of Flow at Inlet in Flow Velocity in Straight Sewers Formulas

The Depth of Flow at Inlet refers to the depth of water in a channel or conduit at the point where water enters a structure, such as a culvert, intake structure, or storm water inlet. And is denoted by y. Depth of Flow at Inlet is usually measured using the Foot for Length. Note that the value of Depth of Flow at Inlet is always negative.

Formulas to find Depth of Flow at Inlet in Flow Velocity in Straight Sewers

fxDepth of Flow at Inlet given Runoff Quantity with Full Gutter FlowGo

fxDepth of Flow at Inlet given Inlet Capacity for Flow Depth up to 4.8inGo

Flow Velocity in Straight Sewers formulas that make use of Depth of Flow at Inlet

fxRunoff Quantity with Full Gutter FlowGo

fxLength of Opening given Runoff Quantity with Full Gutter FlowGo

fxDepression in Curb Inlet given Runoff Quantity with Full Gutter flowGo

fxInlet Capacity for Flow DepthGo

fxPerimeter when Inlet Capacity for Flow Depth is up to 4.8 inchesGo

List of variables in Flow Velocity in Straight Sewers formulas

fx Runoff Quantity Go

fx Length of Opening Go

fx Depression in Curb Inlet Go

fx Water Flow Go

fx Perimeter of Grate Opening Go

FAQ

What is the Depth of Flow at Inlet?

The Depth of Flow at Inlet refers to the depth of water in a channel or conduit at the point where water enters a structure, such as a culvert, intake structure, or storm water inlet. Depth of Flow at Inlet is usually measured using the Foot for Length. Note that the value of Depth of Flow at Inlet is always negative.

Can the Depth of Flow at Inlet be negative?

Yes, the Depth of Flow at Inlet, measured in Length can be negative.

What unit is used to measure Depth of Flow at Inlet?

Depth of Flow at Inlet is usually measured using the Foot[ft] for Length. Meter[ft], Millimeter[ft], Kilometer[ft] are the few other units in which Depth of Flow at Inlet can be measured.

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