What is the design flow capacity for tailwater of tw

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Two box culverts each is 0.61 m by 0.61 m and has n = 0.013, Ke = 0.05, Cd = 0.85, L = 30 m, So = 0.7%, and HW = 1.5 m. a. What is the design flow capacity for free outlet condition? b. What is the design flow capacity for tailwater of TW = 1 m?

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