Question 5 : Muddy water is flowing through a horizontal channel at uniform velocity 1.2 m/s. At the distance far from the channel inlet, a slit of 3.5 m is placed across the bottom of the channel, pumping out the muddy water together with the sediments at the rate of 2.5 m³/s. (a) Propose a complex potential function represent the flow field in the water channel. (b) Locate the stagnation point in the flow field. (c) Determine the minimum height of sediments that enter the water channel that escape the suction.

Question 5 : Muddy water is flowing through a horizontal channel at uniform velocity 1.2 m/s. At the distance far from the channel inlet, a slit of 3.5 m is placed across the bottom of the channel, pumping out the muddy water together with the sediments at the rate of 2.5 m³/s. (a) Propose a complex potential function represent the flow field in the water channel. (b) Locate the stagnation point in the flow field. (c) Determine the minimum height of sediments that enter the water channel that escape the suction.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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