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Examine the stability of the bed material rs= 2650 kg/m3, and d50=1mm of a wide stream...

Examine the stability of the bed material rs= 2650 kg/m3, and d50=1mm of a wide stream having slope of 0.001 and carrying a flow at depth of 0.3 m when the water temperature is 15Cand angle of repose = 32.

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