Question #127859
The sheet of water flowing over a notch or a weir is known as
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The sheet of water flowing over a notch or weir is called the nappe or vein. The nappe is the continuous flow of water that forms a smooth sheet as it falls over the edge of the weir or notch. This flow is typically observed in hydraulic structures and helps in controlling and measuring water flow. Question Screenshot
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