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                                                             Calculate  velocity of flow and discharge in a circular sewer having diameter `1` m and laid at a gradient of `1:600` and -  running full and
-  running half full.
Take N = 0.012.
                                                       
                                                        
                                                        
                                                        - running full and
- running half full.
Solution:
From Mannings formula, we have, the velocity of flow is,
`v=1/n R^(2/3)S^(1/2)`
Where `R=A/P` is the hydraulic radius and `S` is the gradient
Case I: When the sewer is Running Full:
`A=(Pid^2)/4=(pi**1^2)/4=0.785\ m^2`
and `R=A/P=((Pid^2)/4)/(pi d)`
`=d/4=0.25\ m`
Thus, `v=1/0.012**0.25^(2/3)**(1/600)^(1/2)`
`=1.35\ m/s`
And the discharge is,
`Q=Av=0.785**1.35=1.059\ m^3/s`
Again for the sewers running half full,
`A=1/2(Pid^2)/4=1/2(pi**1^2)/4=0.392\ m^2`
and `R=A/P=((Pid^2)/8)/((pi d)/2)`
`=d/4=0.25\ m`
Thus, `v=1/0.012**0.25^(2/3)**(1/600)^(1/2)`
`=1.35\ m/s`
And the discharge is,
`Q=Av=0.392**1.35=0.529\ m^3/s`
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