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The 10 pages that link to Open-channel flow, each with the reason it gives.

• Hydraulic engineeringRelated: Canals and flood channels are sized by predicting this gravity-driven flow.

• Froude numberNarrower topic: The Froude number classifies its gravity-driven flow regimes.

• Hydraulic jumpNarrower topic: Hydraulic jumps are transitions within this kind of flow.

• HydraulicsRelated: It applies hydraulic analysis to waterways rather than enclosed pipes.

• Pipe flowCompared with: Unlike pipe flow, it has a free surface and is not fully bounded by conduit walls.

• PlumbingCompared with: Unlike most plumbing flow, it moves through conduits that are not completely filled.

• Steady flowRelated: Steady conditions let channel depth and discharge be analyzed as constant at each section.

• StreamflowNarrower topic: Natural streams are a major setting for this broader type of flow.

• Chézy formulaNarrower topic: The Chézy formula belongs to the broader analysis of flow with a free surface.

• Flow measurementRelated: Weirs and flumes measure flow where a closed-pipe meter cannot be installed.