The height of water on upstream and downstream side of a submerged weir of 4 m length are 24 cm and 13 cm. If Cd for free and drowned portions are .62 and .78 respectively, find the discharge over the weir.

The height of water on upstream and downstream side of a submerged weir of 4 m length are 24 cm and 13 cm. If Cd for free and drowned portions are .62 and .78 respectively, find the discharge over the weir. Correct Answer .85 m3/s

Q = 0.67 * Cd1 * L * √2g * H1.5 +. Cd2 * L * h * √2g(H – h) = .67 * .6 * 3 * √2g * (.24 – .13)1.5 + .8 * 3 * .13 √2g(.24 – .13) = .85 m3/s.
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