CHAPTER 5 OPEN-CHANNEL FLOW
Figure 5-6. A) An open-channel flow for which the water-surface slope is less than the slope of the channel bottom. B) An open-channel flow for which the water-surface slope is greater than the slope of the channel bottom. 14 The key to the answer lies in flow resistance, which was addressed at length in Chapter 4.
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