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Discussion of Discharge coefficient for free and submerged flow over Piano Key Weir

Anton Schleiss
2012
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The Authors made an interesting contribution to the assessment of the discharge coefficient of Piano Key Weirs (PKW). The Discussers were impressed to read that the Authors conducted some 600 tests thereby producing nearly 3000 data points.

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