Use Kirschmer's equation to find the head loss through a rectangular bar screen used in treatment plant, if the bar width is 15 mm and spacing is 25 mm. Assume that the width of channel (w) equal two times of water depth. Use Q = 0.6 m/s, approach velocity = 0.6 m/s and theta = 60°. %3D

Use Kirschmer's equation to find the head loss through a rectangular bar screen used in treatment plant, if the bar width is 15 mm and spacing is 25 mm. Assume that the width of channel (w) equal two times of water depth. Use Q = 0.6 m/s, approach velocity = 0.6 m/s and theta = 60°. %3D

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Use Kirschmer's equation to find the head loss through a rectangular bar screen
used in treatment plant, if the bar width is 15 mm and spacing is 25 mm.
Assume that the width of channel (w) equal two times of water depth. Use Q =
0.6 m/s, approach velocity = 0.6 m/s and theta = 60°.

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