I'm gearing up for Round II of the Civil WR exam. I have a nice reference book that I didn't delve into nor took to the exam the first time; but having used it for the past two weeks I've found it to be an excellent reference book and will occupy a place of prominence on my exam desk come October.
It's titled "Hydraulic Tables", published by the War Department/Corps of Engineers (Second Edition, 1944). For you youngsters, the War Department is now known as the Department of Defense.
It's chock full of trapezoidal channel data, from 1/4:1 slope to 4:1 slope in 1/4 increments. It also has hydraulic jump data for rectangular channels and tables for finding velocity given slope and hydraulic radius.
It's titled "Hydraulic Tables", published by the War Department/Corps of Engineers (Second Edition, 1944). For you youngsters, the War Department is now known as the Department of Defense.
It's chock full of trapezoidal channel data, from 1/4:1 slope to 4:1 slope in 1/4 increments. It also has hydraulic jump data for rectangular channels and tables for finding velocity given slope and hydraulic radius.
