Velocity - area method, Mechanical Engineering

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Q. What do you mean by Velocity - Area Method?

Out of the above four categories, velocity area method is most widely used and provides more accurate results. Requirements of a good site in this method are more or less similar to those in case of gauge observations. The discharge site after selection is marked by means of masonry or concrete pillars on both the banks


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