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The characteristics of  a broad-crested weir are as follows:  height=0.25 m, width=150 cm,  maximum upstream flow depth= 0.75 m....

The characteristics of  a broad-crested weir are as follows:  height=0.25 m, width=150 cm,  maximum upstream flow depth= 0.75 m. For the given flow conditions, what is the maximum discharge that can be measured? In the upstream head calculation consider the upstream velocity head.  Show your results in a longitudinal view  drawing.

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