Discussion :: Hydraulics
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Hydraulic gradient is equal to difference in water surfaces
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A.
\(\frac { \text{difference in water surface} } {\text{total length of the channel} } \) |
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B.
\(\frac { \text{head loss due to friction} } {\text{total length of the channel} } \) |
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C.
\(\frac { \text{wetted perimeter} } {\text{total length of the channel} } \) |
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D.
\(\frac { \text{area of the cross -section} } {\text{total length of the channel} } \) |
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Answer : Option B
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