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Problem #1. Compute the discharge over a standard rectangular sharp-crested weir for several combinations of the
following formulas and data.
     FORMULA         Length of Weir. L(ft)   Height of Weir. P(ft)      Head. H(ft)   Water Temperature
    (a) Francis       (g) 1.0                  (l) 0.5                  (r) 0.2          (y) 39 F
    (b) Bazin         (h) 2.0                 (m) 1.0                   (s) 0.4          (z) 68 F
    (c) King          (i) 3.0                 (n) 1.5                    (t) 0.7
    (d) Swiss         (j) 5.0                 (o) 2.0                    (u) 1.0
    (e) Rehbock       (k) 10.0                (p) 4.0                    (v) 1.5
    (f) Harris                                (q) 10.0                   (w) 2.0
                                                                        (x) 3.0
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Problem #4. Compute by the King and the Rehbock formulas the discharge per foot of length over a standard weir 3 ft
high under heads of 0.250 and 1.250 ft.
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Problem #5. A test measurement of flow over a standard weir 1.00 ft high in a flume 1.996 ft wide at a head of 0.5171 ft
showed a total volume of 941.4 cu ft of water discharged in 362.3 sec. The water temperature was 42 F. Assuming the
measurement of flow to be correct, compute the percentage of error in the discharge computed by each of the weir
formulas 34 to 39.
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Problem #6. A sharp-crested weir 4.0 ft high extends across a rectangular channel 10.0 ft wide. If the measured head is
1.22 ft, determine the discharge using the Francis and the Rehbock formulas. Compare with the discharge given by the
approximate Francis and Rehbock formulas 41 and 42.
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Problem #7. A sharp-crested weir 3.5 ft high extends across a rectangular channel 12 ft wide. If the measured head is
1.54 ft, determine the discharge, using the King and the Swiss formulas.
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Problem #8. A sharp-crested weir 2 ft high extends across a rectangular channel 8 ft wide conducting irrigation water.
If the measured head is 4  in., determine the discharge.
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Problem #9. A rectangular channel 20 ft wide has a 3 ft depth of water flowing with a mean-velocity of 2.45 ft per sec.
Determine the height of standard sharp-crested weir that will increase the depth in the channel of approach to 5 ft.
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Problem #10. A sharp-crested weir 3.0 ft high extends across a rectangular channel, 20 ft wide, in which there is 100 cfs
flowing. Determine the depth of water upstream from the weir.
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Problem #2. A contracted rectangular weir 10.0 ft long discharges water under a head of 9 3/16 in. Compute the
discharge by: (a) Francis correction applied to Rehbock formula; (b) Cone formula.
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Problem #4. A contracted rectangular weir 10 ft long is built in the center of a rectangular channel 20 ft wide. How high
is the weir if the depth of water upstream is 3.50 ft when the discharge is 40 cfs?
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Problem #6. The discharge of water over a 45 triangular weir is 0.728 cfs. What is the head?
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Problem #8. The discharge of a light dust-proofing oil at 50 F over a 90 V-notch weir is 0.245 cfs. Compute the head.
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Problem #10. Compute the discharge of water over a Cipolletti weir 5.0 ft long under a head of 0.85 ft. Compare with
the discharge over a standard rectangular weir with the same length and head.
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Problem #12. What length of Cipolletti weir should be constructed so that the measured head will not exceed 1.50 ft
when the discharge is 120 cfs?
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