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Head on Downstream of Weir in Flow Over Notches and Weirs Formulas
Head on Downstream of Weir pertains to the energy status of water in water flow systems and is useful for describing flow in hydraulic structures. And is denoted by h
2
. Head on Downstream of Weir is usually measured using the Meter for Length. Note that the value of Head on Downstream of Weir is always negative.
Formulas to find Head on Downstream of Weir in Flow Over Notches and Weirs
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Head2 given Time Required to Lower Liquid Surface
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Head2 given Time Required to Lower Liquid Surface using Bazins Formula
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Head2 given Time Required to Lower Liquid for Triangular Notch
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f
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Head on Downstream Weir for Discharge through Free Weir Portion
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Flow Over Notches and Weirs formulas that make use of Head on Downstream of Weir
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Time Required to Lower Liquid Surface
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Coefficient of Discharge for Time Required to Lower Liquid Surface
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f
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Length of Crest for time required to Lower Liquid Surface
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f
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Cross Sectional Area given Time required to Lower Liquid Surface
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f
x
Head1 given Time Required to Lower Liquid Surface
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Time Required to Lower Liquid Surface using Bazins Formula
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f
x
Bazins Constant given Time Required to Lower Liquid Surface
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f
x
Cross Sectional Area given time required to Lower Liquid Surface using Bazins Formula
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f
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Head1 given Time Required to Lower Liquid Surface using Bazins Formula
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Time Required to Lower Liquid Surface using Francis Formula
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Length of Crest given Time Required to Lower Liquid Surface using Francis Formula
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x
Head given Time Required to Lower Liquid Surface using Francis Formula
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f
x
Time Required to Lower Liquid Surface for Triangular Notch
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f
x
Coefficient of Discharge given Time required to Lower Liquid for Triangular Notch
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f
x
Cross Sectional Area given Time required to Lower Liquid for Triangular Notch
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f
x
Head1 given Time Required to Lower Liquid for Triangular Notch
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f
x
Discharge through Free Weir Portion
Go
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x
Coefficient of Discharge given Discharge through Free Weir Portion
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Length of Crest for Discharge through Free Weir Portion
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Head on Upstream Weir given Discharge through Free Weir Portion
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Discharge through Drowned Portion
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Coefficient of Discharge given Discharge through Drowned Portion
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Head on Upstream Weir for Discharge through Drowned Portion
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Discharge through Free Weir if Velocity is Approached
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Coefficient of Discharge if Velocity is Approached given Discharge through Free Weir
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f
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Length of Crest for Discharge through Free Weir
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Discharge through Submerged Weir if Velocity is Approached
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Coefficient of Discharge if Velocity is Approached for Submerged Weir
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x
Length of Crest for Discharge through Drowned Portion
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List of variables in Flow Over Notches and Weirs formulas
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Time Interval
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Coefficient of Discharge
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Acceleration due to Gravity
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f
x
Length of Weir Crest
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f
x
Cross-Sectional Area of Reservoir
Go
f
x
Head on Upstream of Weir
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f
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Bazins Coefficient
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f
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Theta
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f
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Discharge through Free Portion
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FAQ
What is the Head on Downstream of Weir?
Head on Downstream of Weir pertains to the energy status of water in water flow systems and is useful for describing flow in hydraulic structures. Head on Downstream of Weir is usually measured using the Meter for Length. Note that the value of Head on Downstream of Weir is always negative.
Can the Head on Downstream of Weir be negative?
Yes, the Head on Downstream of Weir, measured in Length can be negative.
What unit is used to measure Head on Downstream of Weir?
Head on Downstream of Weir is usually measured using the Meter[m] for Length. Millimeter[m], Kilometer[m], Decimeter[m] are the few other units in which Head on Downstream of Weir can be measured.
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