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DEFINITION
A weir may be described as any notch of
regular form through which water flows. This
notch may be in the side of a tank, reservoir
or channel or it may be an overflow dam with
retaining walls at its ends.
Are overflow structures which are built
across an open channel for the purpose of
measuring or controlling the flow of liquids.
are commonly used to prevent flooding,
measure discharge and help render rivers
navigable.
DEFINITION OF TERMS:
NAPPE- overfalling sheet of water.
CREST OF WEIR- edge or top surface of a weir with
which the flowing liquid comes in contact.
b. triangular
c. circular
d. trapezoidal
e. inclined crest
f. parabolic
ACCORDING TO DIMENSIONS OF CROSS
SECTION:
TYPE OF SIDE WEIR FLOW
o free overflow
o submerged overflow
o submerged over flow