CIV E 530 - OPEN-CHANNEL HYDRAULICS
FALL 2013
HOMEWORK No. 13
Calculate the fall velocity of a spherical quartz particle of diameter ds = 0.1 and water temparature T = 24 oC.
Use ONLINE FALL VELOCITY.
Calculate the sediment yield by the Dendy and Bolton formula for a 240-sq mi
watershed with 4.5 in of annual runoff. Use ONLINE DENDY BOLTON.
- Based on the Shields criterion, determine whether a 2.7-mm quartz particle is at rest or moving under a 5-ft flow depth with channel slope
So = 0.0001. Assume T = 68 oF. For what flow depth (to an accuracy of 0.01 inch) will the particle start to move?
- Given d = 10 ft, b = 250 ft, So = 0.0001, and d50 = 0.5 mm, calculate the bed material transport rate in tons/day by the
Duboys formula. Use ONLINE DUBOYS.
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Using ONLINE MODIFIED EINSTEIN, calculate total sediment discharge for the following data set:
- Discharge Q = 280 cfs
- Mean velocity u = 2.4 fps
- Average depth d = 1.3 ft
- Width w = 130 ft
- Water temperature t = 68 oF.
- D65 = 0.00105 ft
- D35 = 0.00075 ft
- Measured concentration C = 235 ppm
- Vertical distance not sampled dn = 0.3
- Mean water depth at sampled verticals ds = 1.45 ft.
- Number of size fractions: Normal
- Fraction of bed material in each size range ib: 0.,0.,0.38,0.52,0.06,0.02,0.02,0.,0.
- Percentage of suspended material in each size range Q's (9 values): 22.,25.,42.,11.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.
Use default Z' mode.
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