Definition: flumed structure in open channels A channel structure is termed “flumed” when its width, compared to the parent channel, satisfies which condition? Choose the correct completion.

Mechanical Engineering Hydraulics and Fluid Mechanics Difficulty: Easy
Choose an option
  • A
    Less than the width of the channel
  • B
    Equal to the width of the channel
  • C
    Greater than the width of the channel
  • D
    Variable with discharge only

Answer

Correct Answer: Less than the width of the channel

Explanation

Concept/Approach

  • A flume is a contraction (narrowed section) inserted into a channel; hence its width is less than the channel width.

Final AnswerLess than the width of the channel

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