FINAL ASSESSMENT

CE123 - HYDRAULIC

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Read carefully the instructions.
2. All answers MUST be written in any clean paper. Answer honestly. Write legibly.
3. In problem solving, show the complete solution and box the final answer.
4. Use black or blue ballpen only. Avoid using pencil.

I. PROBLEM SOLVING. (80 points)

Course Question Question

Outcome #
Codes
CO2 1. Water is to flow at the rate of 25 m3/s, in the concrete channel shown. Find the
required vertical drop of the channel bottom per kilometer of length. Use
n=0.013. (15pts)

CO2 2. Water flows in a triangular V-notch steel channel, with vertex angle of 60°, at a
velocity of 1.2 m/s. Find the normal depth of flow if the channel is laid on a
slope of 0.0017. Use n=0.014. (10 pts)
CO2 3. A trapezoidal canal with sides making an angle of 35° to the horizontal has a
base width of 6m. The channel laid on the slope of 0.002 with n=0.013. For the
discharge of 75 m3/s, what is the normal depth? (15 pts)
CO2 4. Determine the flow over a suppressed weir 3m long and 1.2m high under a head
of 900 mm. The weir factor Cw = 1.91. Consider the velocity approach. (15 pts)
CO2 5. A V-notch weir is located or cut at one end of a tank having a horizontal square
section 10 m by 10 m. If the initial head on the weir is 1.20 m and it takes 375
seconds to discharge 100 m3 of water, what could have been the vertex angle of
the weir. Use C = 0.60. (15pts)
CO2 6. A sharp-crested suppressed rectangular weir 1 m long and a standard 90-degree
V-notch weir is placed in the same weir box with the vertex of the V-notch weir
150mm below the crest of the rectangular weir. Determine the head on the
rectangular weir when their discharges are equal. Use Francis formula. (10pts)

Prepared By/ Date (Faculty Member) Reviewed By/ Date (Program Chair)
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ENGR. KRISTINE R. CERVANCIA / 10-25-20 ENGR. HERMIE M. DEL PILAR / 10-25-20