01. Manning Equation
The Manning Equation is an empirical formula that describes a relationship between depth and velocity under ideal conditions and is commonly used to design sewer systems. This relationship is depicted here as a pipe curve and provides a convenient reference to evaluate flow monitoring data. The Manning Equation is an important component of the scattergraph and can be applied using three methods: the Design Method, the Lanfear-Coll Method, and the Stevens-Schutzbach Method.

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