The depth before the jump is always less then the depth after the jump. The depth before the jump is called initial depth and depth after the jump is called_______________?

Correct answer: D. Sequent depth

  • A. Afflux
  • B. Final depth
  • C. Down stream water depth
  • D. Sequent depth

Explanation

In a hydraulic jump, the shallow incoming depth is the initial depth and the greater depth after the jump is the sequent depth. The two depths are related by the momentum equation for the jump.

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