Equation for Water Flow Over Pipe Circular Hole

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Moayd Shagaf
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suppose a water falling from pipe that above the ground with 5 meters,
what is the equation that describe the level of water ( h) from pipe the hole at every moment of time? consider the pipe hole is circle

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Moayd Shagaf said:
suppose a water falling from pipe that above the ground with 5 meters
One might need more information.
Is the pipe draining itself, with no more water being added than initially. Length of pipe might be useful.
Or a pipe that is emptying say a reservoir with a small head, such as a culvert from one side of the road to the other into a ditch.
Look up channel flow and you might find something there.
 
If this is a culvert problem, then the definitive resource is HDS5 Hydraulic Design of Highway Culverts. Google the title, it's available free online from the Federal Highway Administration.