The Sewerage of Sea Coast Towns by Henry C. Adams
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rate of the flow of approximately 405 gallons per hour, or
about 9,700 gallons per day. When the flow is about lin deep the same variation of 1-16th in will represent about 162 gallons per hour, or 3,900 gallons per day. Greater accuracy will be obtained if a properly-formed gauging pond is constructed independently of the manhole and a double rectangular notch, similar to Fig. 13, or a triangular or V- shaped notch, as shown in Fig. 14, used in lieu of the simpler form. In calculating the discharge of weirs there are several formula to choose from, all of which will give different results, though comparative accuracy has been claimed for each. Taking first a single rectangular notch and reducing the formulae to the common form: ____ Discharge per foot in width of weir = C \/ H^3 where H = depth from the surface of still water above the weir to the level of the bottom of the notch, the value of C will be as set out in the following table:-- TABLE No. 5. RECTANGULAR NOTCHES. _____ Discharge per foot in width of notch = C \/ H^3 ------------------------------------------------------------------ Values of C. |
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