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Equivalent (or composite) roughness coefficient (Horton-Einstein Method)

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Equivalent (or composite) roughness coefficient (Horton-Einstein Method)

When the roughness varies partially along the wetted perimeter, the equivalent roughness should be used.

Horton-Einstein method is based on an assumption that flow velocity in each patial cross section is identical to the mean flow velocity in the entire cross section.

ne = [ ¢² Pi*ni^(1.5) / P ]^(2/3)

ne : equivalent roughness
Pi : length of wetted perimeter of i-th cross section
ni : roughness of i-th cross section
P : wetted perimeter of the entire cross section

Calculator below can be used to consider up to the fifth partial cross section.

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ne = ((P1*n1^1.5+P2*n2^1.5+P3*n3^1.5+P4*n4^1.5+P5*n5^1.5)/(P1+P2+P3+P4+P5))^(2/3)
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