According to Kennedy, the critical velocity (V0) in metres in a channe – McqOptions

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1.	According to Kennedy, the critical velocity (V0) in metres in a channel is the mean velocity which keeps the channel free from silting or scouring. Its value is given by (where m is critical velocity ratio and D is the depth of the channel).
A.	V0 = 0.84 mD0.64
B.	V0 = 0.55 mD0.64
C.	V0 = 0.84 mD0.54
D.	V0 = 0.55 mD0.54
Answer» C. V0 = 0.84 mD0.54

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