Critical Energy for Rectangular Channel Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary
Formula Used
Critical Energy of Rectangular Channel = 1.5*Critical Depth of Rectangular Channel
Er = 1.5*hr
This formula uses 2 Variables
Variables Used
Critical Energy of Rectangular Channel - (Measured in Meter) - Critical energy of rectangular channel is the total energy (both potential and kinetic energy) at the point of jump formation.
Critical Depth of Rectangular Channel - (Measured in Meter) - The Critical Depth of Rectangular Channel is defined as the depth of flow where energy is at a minimum for a particular discharge.
STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit
Critical Depth of Rectangular Channel: 2.18 Meter --> 2.18 Meter No Conversion Required
STEP 2: Evaluate Formula
Substituting Input Values in Formula
Er = 1.5*hr --> 1.5*2.18
Evaluating ... ...
Er = 3.27
STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit
3.27 Meter --> No Conversion Required
FINAL ANSWER
3.27 Meter <-- Critical Energy of Rectangular Channel
(Calculation completed in 00.004 seconds)

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16 Critical Flow and its Computation Calculators

Discharge given Critical Depth for Parabolic Channel
​ Go Discharge of Channel = sqrt((Critical Depth of Parabolic Channel^4)*((Bed Slope)^2)*0.29629629629*[g])
Discharge given Critical Depth for Triangular Channel
​ Go Discharge of Channel = sqrt((Critical Depth of Triangular Channnel^5)*((Bed Slope)^2)*0.5*[g])
Side Slope of Channel given Critical Depth for Parabolic Channel
​ Go Bed Slope = (3.375*((Discharge of Channel)^2)/((Critical Depth of Parabolic Channel^4)*[g]))^(1/2)
Side Slope of Channel given Critical Depth for Triangular Channel
​ Go Bed Slope = (2*((Discharge of Channel)^2)/((Critical Depth of Triangular Channnel^5)*[g]))^(1/2)
Critical Depth for Parabolic Channel
​ Go Critical Depth of Parabolic Channel = (3.375*((Discharge of Channel/Bed Slope)^2)/[g])^(1/4)
Critical Depth for Triangular Channel
​ Go Critical Depth of Triangular Channnel = (2*((Discharge of Channel/Bed Slope)^2)/[g])^(1/5)
Critical Depth for Rectangular Channel
​ Go Critical Depth of Rectangular Channel = ((Discharge per unit Width^2)/([g]))^(1/3)
Discharge per unit Width given Critical Depth for Rectangular Channel
​ Go Discharge per unit Width = ((Critical Depth of Rectangular Channel^3)*[g])^(1/2)
Discharge given Critical Section Factor
​ Go Discharge of Channel = Section Factor*sqrt([g])
Critical Section Factor
​ Go Section Factor = Discharge of Channel/sqrt([g])
Critical Depth given Critical Energy for Rectangular Channel
​ Go Critical Depth of Rectangular Channel = Critical Energy of Rectangular Channel/1.5
Critical Depth given Critical Energy for Triangular Channel
​ Go Critical Depth of Triangular Channnel = Critical Energy of Triangular Channel/1.25
Critical Energy for Rectangular Channel
​ Go Critical Energy of Rectangular Channel = 1.5*Critical Depth of Rectangular Channel
Critical Energy for Triangular Channel
​ Go Critical Energy of Triangular Channel = Critical Depth of Triangular Channnel*1.25
Critical Depth of Flow given Critical Energy for Parabolic Channel
​ Go Critical Depth of Parabolic Channel = Critical energy of Parabolic Channel/(4/3)
Critical Energy for Parabolic Channel
​ Go Critical energy of Parabolic Channel = (4/3)*Critical Depth of Parabolic Channel

Critical Energy for Rectangular Channel Formula

Critical Energy of Rectangular Channel = 1.5*Critical Depth of Rectangular Channel
Er = 1.5*hr

What is Critical Energy of Channel?

In open channel flow, specific energy ( e ) is the energy length, or head, relative to the channel bottom. It is also the fundamental relationship used in the standard step method to calculate how the depth of a flow changes over a reach from the energy gained or lost due to the slope of the channel.

How to Calculate Critical Energy for Rectangular Channel?

Critical Energy for Rectangular Channel calculator uses Critical Energy of Rectangular Channel = 1.5*Critical Depth of Rectangular Channel to calculate the Critical Energy of Rectangular Channel, The Critical Energy for Rectangular Channel is defined as the minimum energy required to maintain steady flow without a free surface jump, preventing sediment deposition, and ensuring flow stability. Critical Energy of Rectangular Channel is denoted by Er symbol.

How to calculate Critical Energy for Rectangular Channel using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Critical Energy for Rectangular Channel, enter Critical Depth of Rectangular Channel (hr) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Critical Energy for Rectangular Channel calculation can be explained with given input values -> 3.27 = 1.5*2.18.

FAQ

What is Critical Energy for Rectangular Channel?
The Critical Energy for Rectangular Channel is defined as the minimum energy required to maintain steady flow without a free surface jump, preventing sediment deposition, and ensuring flow stability and is represented as Er = 1.5*hr or Critical Energy of Rectangular Channel = 1.5*Critical Depth of Rectangular Channel. The Critical Depth of Rectangular Channel is defined as the depth of flow where energy is at a minimum for a particular discharge.
How to calculate Critical Energy for Rectangular Channel?
The Critical Energy for Rectangular Channel is defined as the minimum energy required to maintain steady flow without a free surface jump, preventing sediment deposition, and ensuring flow stability is calculated using Critical Energy of Rectangular Channel = 1.5*Critical Depth of Rectangular Channel. To calculate Critical Energy for Rectangular Channel, you need Critical Depth of Rectangular Channel (hr). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Critical Depth of Rectangular Channel and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.
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