Computer · Fluid Mechanics

A steady flow in open channels is defined as a state in which:

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1For a given length of a channel, the depth, slope, cross-section, and velocity of the flow are not constant
2The flow characteristics such as depth, velocity, and rate of flow at any point do not change with respect to time✓
3For a given length of a channel, the depth, slope, cross-section, and velocity of the flow are constant
4The flow characteristics such as depth, velocity, and rate of flow at any point change with respect to time

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The flow characteristics such as depth, velocity, and rate of flow at any point do not change with respect to time

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