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Roughness Coefficient Partially Full means roughness coefficient of pipe while running partially full. Check FAQs
np=NVsV(R)16
np - Roughness Coefficient Partially Full?N - Roughness Coefficient for Running Full?Vs - Velocity in a Partially Running Sewer?V - Velocity While Running Full?R - Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio?

Roughness Coefficient for Partial Flow given Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio Example

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0.8904Edit=0.74Edit4.6Edit6.01Edit(0.61Edit)16
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Roughness Coefficient for Partial Flow given Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio Solution

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FIRST Step Consider the formula
np=NVsV(R)16
Next Step Substitute values of Variables
np=0.744.6m/s6.01m/s(0.61)16
Next Step Prepare to Evaluate
np=0.744.66.01(0.61)16
Next Step Evaluate
np=0.890368935364276
LAST Step Rounding Answer
np=0.8904

Roughness Coefficient for Partial Flow given Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio Formula Elements

Variables
Roughness Coefficient Partially Full
Roughness Coefficient Partially Full means roughness coefficient of pipe while running partially full.
Symbol: np
Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Roughness Coefficient for Running Full
The Roughness Coefficient for Running Full accounts for uniform surface resistance affecting flow velocity and friction loss.
Symbol: N
Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Velocity in a Partially Running Sewer
Velocity in a Partially Running Sewer is the speed of flow when the sewer isn't fully filled, influenced by depth and slope.
Symbol: Vs
Measurement: SpeedUnit: m/s
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Velocity While Running Full
Velocity while Running Full refers to the speed of fluid flow in a pipe when it's completely filled, influenced by pipe slope and roughness.
Symbol: V
Measurement: SpeedUnit: m/s
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio
The Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio refers to the ratio of the hydraulic mean depth for a partially full pipe to that when it's running full.
Symbol: R
Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless
Note: Value should be greater than 0.

Other Formulas to find Roughness Coefficient Partially Full

​Go Roughness Coefficient for Partial Flow given Velocity Ratio
np=NνsVratio(rpfRrf)23S
​Go Roughness Coefficient for Partial Flow given Self Cleansing Velocity
np=NVsV(rpfRrf)23S
​Go Roughness Coefficient for Partial Flow given Hydraulic Mean Depth and Velocity Ratio
np=NνsVratio(R)16
​Go Roughness Coefficient for Partial Flow given Discharge Ratio
np=NqsQratio(aA)(rpfRrf)16

How to Evaluate Roughness Coefficient for Partial Flow given Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio?

Roughness Coefficient for Partial Flow given Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio evaluator uses Roughness Coefficient Partially Full = Roughness Coefficient for Running Full/((Velocity in a Partially Running Sewer/Velocity While Running Full)/(Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio)^(1/6)) to evaluate the Roughness Coefficient Partially Full, Roughness Coefficient for Partial Flow given Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio is defined for flow calculations, accounting for varied wetting of pipe surfaces. Roughness Coefficient Partially Full is denoted by np symbol.

How to evaluate Roughness Coefficient for Partial Flow given Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio using this online evaluator? To use this online evaluator for Roughness Coefficient for Partial Flow given Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio, enter Roughness Coefficient for Running Full (N), Velocity in a Partially Running Sewer (Vs), Velocity While Running Full (V) & Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio (R) and hit the calculate button.

FAQs on Roughness Coefficient for Partial Flow given Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio

What is the formula to find Roughness Coefficient for Partial Flow given Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio?
The formula of Roughness Coefficient for Partial Flow given Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio is expressed as Roughness Coefficient Partially Full = Roughness Coefficient for Running Full/((Velocity in a Partially Running Sewer/Velocity While Running Full)/(Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio)^(1/6)). Here is an example- 2.047849 = 0.74/((self_cleansing_velocity/6.01)/(0.61)^(1/6)).
How to calculate Roughness Coefficient for Partial Flow given Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio?
With Roughness Coefficient for Running Full (N), Velocity in a Partially Running Sewer (Vs), Velocity While Running Full (V) & Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio (R) we can find Roughness Coefficient for Partial Flow given Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio using the formula - Roughness Coefficient Partially Full = Roughness Coefficient for Running Full/((Velocity in a Partially Running Sewer/Velocity While Running Full)/(Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio)^(1/6)).
What are the other ways to Calculate Roughness Coefficient Partially Full?
Here are the different ways to Calculate Roughness Coefficient Partially Full-
  • Roughness Coefficient Partially Full=Roughness Coefficient for Running Full/(Velocity Ratio/((Hydraulic Mean Depth for Partially Full/Hydraulic Mean Depth while Running Full)^(2/3)*sqrt(Bed Slope Ratio)))OpenImg
  • Roughness Coefficient Partially Full=Roughness Coefficient for Running Full/((Velocity in a Partially Running Sewer/Velocity While Running Full)/((Hydraulic Mean Depth for Partially Full/Hydraulic Mean Depth while Running Full)^(2/3)*sqrt(Bed Slope Ratio)))OpenImg
  • Roughness Coefficient Partially Full=Roughness Coefficient for Running Full/((Velocity Ratio)/(Hydraulic Mean Depth Ratio)^(1/6))OpenImg
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