

Hydraulics - Engineering
Q1: The upper surface of the weir over which water flows, is known asA
vein
B
nappe
C
sill
D
none of these.
ANS:C - sill A sill in the context of hydraulic engineering typically refers to a horizontal structure or ledge constructed at the base of a dam, weir, or other hydraulic structure. Here's an explanation of a sill in hydraulic engineering:
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