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May 30, 2013, 14:34 |
Ks and manning's n
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ali naqi mohammadi
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hi
is this correct to obtain Ks from n(manning's coefficient) by: C=R^(1/6)/n C=18log(12*R/Ks) then how should i define Cs (roughness constant) ? |
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