Explain the contracted rectangular weir, Civil Engineering

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Explain the Contracted Rectangular Weir

Weir plate has sides which extend above the maximum water surface, directing the flow through an opening (b = weir length). Typically the sides are geometrically placed in the center of a rectangular channel.


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