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RE: Mannings Roughness Coefficient (n) for Woods (Light Underbrush vs. Dense Underbrush)
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Thank you. I am adding these resources to my personal library. ------------------------------ Christopher Cloutet P.E., M.ASCE Civil Engineer Slidell LA ------------------------------
RE: Mannings Roughness Coefficient (n) for Woods (Light Underbrush vs. Dense Underbrush)
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10-10-2020 12:17 PM
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Thank you for these excellent references, but I am still looking for simply just a couple of pictures to show the differences between light underbrush vs dense underbrush. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks again. ------------------------------ Christopher Cloutet P.E., M.ASCE Civil Engineer ...
Mannings Roughness Coefficient (n) for Woods (Light Underbrush vs. Dense Underbrush)
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10-08-2020 07:06 PM
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Table 3-1 of NRCS TR-55 provides Manning's n values for sheet flow. Can anyone provide photograph examples of what the surface descriptions might look like for for Woods, light underbrush (n=0.4) vs. dense underbrush (n=0.8)? I am trying to make a decision on what is best for a time of concentration ...
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