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This document discusses measuring discharge or flow rate using a current meter. It describes how discharge is calculated as the product of flow velocity and cross-sectional area. A current meter is used to measure flow velocity by detecting the time taken to travel a given distance. The area-velocity method is then described as the most common approach, where the cross-sectional area is divided into rectangles, the velocity is measured in each, and the discharge is calculated by summing the product of area and velocity for each subsection.
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- 1. DISCHARGE MEASUREMENT OF OPEN FLOW USING CURRENT METER PRESENTATION OF LAB (ENGINEERING HYDOLOGY)
- 2. DISCHARGE Discharge or rate of flow (Q) is defined as the fluid flowing per second through a channel or section of a pipe The flow rate of a stream is equal to the flow velocity (speed) multiplied by the cross-sectional area of the flow. The equation Q=AV (Q=discharge rate, A=area, V=velocity) is sometimes known as the discharge equation.
- 3. EQUIPMETS USED FOR CARRY OUT THE EXPERIMENT CURRENT METER TAPE OR ANY LENGTH MEASURING INSTRUMENT AN OPEN WATER CHANNEL MAY BE IN LAB OR CAN EXSIST NATURALLY SOFTWARES LIKE CFDS OR YOU CAN ALSO PERFORMED MANUALLY BUT THE CHANCES OF ERROR MAY OCCUR
- 4. CURRENT METER A CURRENT METER IS A MECHANICAL DEVICE WHICH IS USED IN MEASURING THE FLOW VELOCITY OF THE WATER IT HAS MANY TYPES BUT THE MAJOR WORKING OF ALL OF THEM IS SAME IT DETECTS THE OVERALL DISTANCE OF A GIVEN CROSS SECTION AREA AND THE TIME TAKEN BY THE CURRENT METER FOR THIS STETECTION AND THEN IT FIND THE VELOCITY OF THE CHARGE
- 6. THE DETAILED WORKING OF CURRENT METER THE METER IS PLACED INSIDE THE WATER SECTION DUE DO THE PRESSURE THE ROTOR PART ROATES THE NUMBER OF REVOLUTIONS ARE RECORDED AS THE ANGULAR VELOCITY IS DIRECTILY PROPERTIONAL TO LINEAR VELOCITY THE VALUE OF VELOCITY IS RECOREDED υ/ω= r
- 7. METHODS FOR MEASURING THE DISCHARGE AREA VELOCITY METHOD MID SECTION METHOD BISECTION METHOD MEAN AREA METHOD APPROXIAMATE METHOD
- 8. AREA VELOCITY METHOD THIS IS THE MOST SIMPLEST AND THE EASY METHOD USED FOR CALCULATING THE DISCAHRGE MOST WIDELY USED READINGS MAY HAVE ERROR THE ERROR HAS TO BE REMOVED BY USING WELL CALIIBRATED INSTUMRNTS BUT STILL OUR ANSWER IS NOT EXACTLY CORRECT
- 9. AREA VELOCITY METHOD The most common approach to determining discharge is the so called conventional current-meter method. The method is based on determining the mean streamflow velocity and flow cross sectional area the product of these variables determines the stream discharge
- 11. ARAE VELOCITY METHOD THE ABOCE DIAGRAM EXPLAINS THE WORKING PROCEDURE OF MEASURING THE AREA VELOCITY METHOD WE DIVUDE THE CROSS SECTIONAL AREA IN SMALLER RECTANGULAR SECTIONS THEN BY MULTIPLYING THE WIDTH WITH THE LENTH THA AREA IS CALCULATED
- 12. ARAE VELOCITY METHOD AS THE VELOCITY WAS CALCLATED BY CURRENT METER BY PUTTING THE SUMMATION OF ALL AREAS OF RECTANGLE WE GET THE TOTAL AREA BY USING THE FARMULAE OF DISCHAGE WE GET THE VALUE OF DISCHARGE
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