Bazin's formula
Bazin's formula noun: an equation used to calculate the flow velocity of a fluid in an open-channel system, relating Chezy's coefficient to variables such as radius, roughness, and discharge.
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Bazin's formula (uncountable)
Questions about Bazin's formula
- What does Bazin's formula mean?
- Bazin's formula means an equation used to calculate the flow velocity of a fluid in an open-channel system, relating Chezy's coefficient to variables such as radius, roughness, and discharge.
- What part of speech is Bazin's formula?
- Bazin's formula is a noun.
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