Step 1: Recall the hydraulic radius definition for a circular bin.
Hydraulic radius is defined as cross-sectional area divided by wetted perimeter, \(R_h = \dfrac{A}{P}\).
For a circular bin of diameter \(D\), \(A = \dfrac{\pi D^2}{4}\) and \(P = \pi D\), so \(R_h = \dfrac{D}{4}\).
Step 2: Solve for the diameter.
Rearranging gives \(D = 4 R_h\).
With \(R_h = 1\) m, \(D = 4 \times 1 = 4\) m.
Step 3: Note the unused data.
The bin height, bulk density, and coefficient of friction are needed for Janssen's pressure equations, not for finding the equivalent diameter from hydraulic radius.
Final Answer:
The equivalent diameter of the bin is 4 m.
\[ \boxed{D = 4 \text{ m}} \]