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    This document describes the design of an unlined canal using Kennedy's theory. It provides input parameters such as discharge, roughness coefficient, and bed slope. The critical velocity, calculated area, width, and other hydraulic properties are then calculated. The results are checked for scouring or silting based on the value of m. The design is repeated with a new depth value if scouring or silting conditions are found. The final design result lists the base width, height, and mean velocity of the canal.

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    Kennedy's Design of unlined canal for trapezoidal section. It helps in determining the design width and depth of canal through trial and error method.

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    Kennedy Design Calculator

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    This document describes the design of an unlined canal using Kennedy's theory. It provides input parameters such as discharge, roughness coefficient, and bed slope. The critical velocity, calculated area, width, and other hydraulic properties are then calculated. The results are checked for scouring or silting based on the value of m. The design is repeated with a new depth value if scouring or silting conditions are found. The final design result lists the base width, height, and mean velocity of the canal.

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    Unlined Canal Design Using Kennedy's Theory

    Transféré par

    sanjit41
    This document describes the design of an unlined canal using Kennedy's theory. It provides input parameters such as discharge, roughness coefficient, and bed slope. The critical velocity, calculated area, width, and other hydraulic properties are then calculated. The results are checked for scouring or silting based on the value of m. The design is repeated with a new depth value if scouring or silting conditions are found. The final design result lists the base width, height, and mean velocity of the canal.

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    Design of Unlined Cannal Using Kennedy's Theory

    Input Parameters Value Unit


    Discharge in cumec = 0.0000 cumec
    Rugosity Coefficient (n) = 0.0000 Nil
    C.V.R (m) = 0.0000 Nil
    Canal Bed Slope [Rise : Run] = 0.000000 Rad.
    Rise= 0 Run= 0 0.000000 Degree
    Canal Side Slope = 0.000000 Rad.
    Rise= 0 Run= 0 0.000000 Degree
    Assumed Depth(D) = 0.00 m

    Critical Velocity (V`) = 0.0000 m/sec


    Calculated Area (A) = #DIV/0! sq.m
    Calculated Width of canal (B) = #DIV/0! m
    Design Area (A`) = #DIV/0! sq.m
    Wetted Perimeter (W.P) = #DIV/0! m
    Hydraulic Radius (R) = #DIV/0! m
    Chezy's Constant using Kutter's formula = #DIV/0! Nil
    Mean Velocity (V) = #DIV/0! m/sec
    Cross Check
    Designed C.V.R (m) = #DIV/0! #DIV/0!
    Remark: Check the value of m for scouring and silting
    A. More than 1 = Scouring >1
    B. Less than 1 = Silting <1
    C. Equal to 1 = Zero S & S 1
    Repeat with new value for D if Condition A and B prevails
    Design Complete Re-Design
    Design Result

    Design Result
    Base Width #DIV/0! m
    Height #DIV/0! m
    Mean Velocity #DIV/0! m/sec

    Prepared By: Sanjit, Associate Lecturer,


    Department of Civil Engineering and
    Surveying, Jigme Namgyel
    Engineering College

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