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Depth of Flow in Hydraulics and Waterworks Formulas
Depth of Flow is the distance from the top or surface of the flow to the bottom of a channel or other waterway or Depth of Flow at the Vertical while measuring Sound Weights. And is denoted by d
f
. Depth of Flow is usually measured using the Meter for Length. Note that the value of Depth of Flow is always positive.
Formulas to find Depth of Flow in Hydraulics and Waterworks
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Depth of Flow given Wetted Area for Parabola
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Depth of Flow given Top Width for Parabola
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Depth of Flow given Hydraulic Depth for Parabola
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Depth of Flow given Section Factor for Parabola
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x
Depth of Flow given Wetted Area of Triangular Channel Section
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Depth of Flow given Wetted Perimeter of Triangular Channel Section
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x
Depth of Flow given Total Energy per Unit Weight of Water in Flow Section
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x
Depth of Flow given Total Energy in Flow Section taking Bed Slope as Datum
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x
Depth of Flow given Discharge
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x
Depth of Flow given Discharge through Critical Depth Flume
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x
Depth of Flow given Total Energy
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x
Depth of Flow given Energy Slope of Rectangular channel
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x
Chezy Formula for Depth of Flow given Energy Slope of Rectangular Channel
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x
Depth of Water Flow in Channel given Velocity Approach
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x
Depth of Flow in most Efficient Channel in Trapezoidal Channel given Channel Slope
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x
Depth of Flow given Hydraulic Radius in Most Efficient Trapezoidal Channel
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x
Depth of Flow when Width of Channel in Most Efficient Channel for Bottom Width is kept Constant
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x
Depth of Flow given Wetted Area in Most Efficient Channel for Bottom Width is kept Constant
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x
Depth of Flow in most Efficient Channel in Trapezoidal Channel
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Hydraulics and Waterworks formulas that make use of Depth of Flow
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x
Wetted Area
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f
x
Top Width given Wetted Area
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f
x
Wetted Perimeter for Parabola
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f
x
Hydraulic Radius given Width
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f
x
Top Width given Hydraulic Radius
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x
Top Width for Parabola
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f
x
Wetted Area given Top Width
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f
x
Hydraulic Depth for Parabola
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f
x
Top Widths given Section Factor
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f
x
Wetted Area of Triangular Channel Section
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f
x
Wetted Perimeter of Triangular Channel Section
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f
x
Hydraulic Radius of Triangular Channel Section
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f
x
Wetted Area of Trapezoidal Channel Section
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f
x
Wetted Perimeter of Trapezoidal Channel Section
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x
Hydraulic Radius of Trapezoidal Channel Section
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f
x
Total Energy per unit Weight of Water in Flow Section
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f
x
Datum Height for Total Energy per unit Weight of Water in Flow Section
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f
x
Mean Velocity of Flow for Total Energy per Unit Weight of Water in Flow Section
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f
x
Total Energy per unit Weight of Water in Flow Section considering Bed Slope as Datum
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f
x
Mean Velocity of flow given Total Energy in flow section taking Bed Slope as Datum
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f
x
Discharge through Area
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x
Area of Section given Discharge
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x
Total Energy per unit Weight of Water in Flow Section given Discharge
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f
x
Section Factor in open channel
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f
x
Discharge through Critical Depth Flume
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f
x
Discharge Coefficient given Discharge through Critical Depth Flume
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f
x
Width of Throat given Discharge through Critical Depth Flume
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f
x
Total Energy of Flow
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f
x
Area of Section given Total Energy
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f
x
Discharge given Total Energy
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f
x
Bed Slope given Energy Slope of Rectangular channel
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f
x
Normal Depth given Energy Slope of Rectangular channel
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f
x
Chezy Formula for Bed Slope given Energy Slope of Rectangular Channel
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f
x
Chezy Formula for Normal Depth given Energy Slope of Rectangular Channel
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f
x
Slope of Dynamic Equations of Gradually Varied Flow
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f
x
Bed Slope of Channel given Slope of Dynamic Equation of Gradually Varied Flow
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f
x
Normal Depth of Channel given Slope of Dynamic Equation of Gradually Varied Flow
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f
x
Critical Depth of Channel given Slope of Dynamic Equation of Gradually Varied Flow
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f
x
Chezy Formula for Slope of Dynamic Equation of Gradually Varied Flow
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f
x
Bed Slope of Channel given Slope of Dynamic Equation of GVF through Chezy formula
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f
x
Chezy Formula for Normal Depth of Channel given Slope of Dynamic Equation of GVF
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f
x
Chezy Formula for Critical Depth of Channel given Slope of Dynamic Equation of GVF
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f
x
Energy Slope of Rectangular channel
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f
x
Chezy Formula for Energy Slope of Rectangular Channel
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f
x
Absolute Velocity of Surges
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f
x
Velocity of Flow given Absolute Velocity of Surges
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f
x
Celerity of Wave given is Depth
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f
x
Approach Velocity
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f
x
Width of Channel given Velocity Approach
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f
x
Discharge given Velocity Approach
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f
x
Width of Channel given Depth of Flow in Efficient Channel
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f
x
Hydraulic Radius of Most Efficient Channel
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f
x
Width of Channel in Most Efficient Channel when Bottom width is kept constant
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f
x
Wetted Area in Most Efficient Channel for Bottom Width is kept Constant
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f
x
Side Slope of Section given Wetted Area for Bottom Width is kept Constant
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f
x
Side Slope of Section for Depth of Flow is kept Constant
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x
Width of Channel in most Efficient Channel sections
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x
Width of Channel in most Efficient Channels section
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List of variables in Hydraulics and Waterworks formulas
f
x
Wetted Surface Area of Parabola
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f
x
Top Width
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f
x
Hydraulic Depth of Parabolic Channel
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f
x
Section Factor of Parabola
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f
x
Wetted Surface Area of Channel
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f
x
Theta
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f
x
Wetted Perimeter of Channel
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f
x
Total Energy
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f
x
Mean Velocity
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f
x
Height above Datum
Go
f
x
Discharge of Channel
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f
x
Cross-Sectional Area of Channel
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f
x
Width of Throat
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f
x
Coefficient of Discharge
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f
x
Total Energy in Open Channel
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f
x
Discharge for GVF Flow
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f
x
Wetted Surface Area
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f
x
Critical Depth of Channel
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f
x
Energy Slope
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f
x
Bed Slope of Channel
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f
x
Discharge by Approach Velocity
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f
x
Width of Channel1
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f
x
Velocity of Flow 1
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f
x
Width of Trap Channel
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f
x
Side slope of Trapezoidal Channel
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f
x
Hydraulic Radius of Channel
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f
x
Wetted Surface Area of Trapezoidal Channel
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FAQ
What is the Depth of Flow?
Depth of Flow is the distance from the top or surface of the flow to the bottom of a channel or other waterway or Depth of Flow at the Vertical while measuring Sound Weights. Depth of Flow is usually measured using the Meter for Length. Note that the value of Depth of Flow is always positive.
Can the Depth of Flow be negative?
No, the Depth of Flow, measured in Length cannot be negative.
What unit is used to measure Depth of Flow?
Depth of Flow is usually measured using the Meter[m] for Length. Millimeter[m], Kilometer[m], Decimeter[m] are the few other units in which Depth of Flow can be measured.
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