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Low-Velocity Zone in Smooth Pipe Culvert with and without Streamwise Rib for Fish Passage
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Unimpeded waterway connectivity is a requirement for all freshwater fish. While box culverts are considered the most effective design in terms of upstream fish passage, circular culverts are very common. Detailed hydrodynamic ...
Stepped Spillway Prototype Operation and Air Entrainment: Toward a Better Understanding of the Mechanisms Leading to Air Entrainment in Skimming Flows
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: A spillway is a conveyance structure designed to pass flood waters. The construction of steps down the steep chute may contribute to some energy dissipation, in turn reducing the size of the downstream energy dissipator. ...
Digital Publishing, Indexing, and Ethics: Implications in Civil and Hydraulic Engineering and Research
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Study of Air Demand on Spillway Aerator
Publisher: The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
Hydraulic Performances of Minimum Energy Loss Culverts in Australia
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Culverts are among the most common hydraulic structures. Modern designs do not differ from ancient structures and are often characterized by significant afflux at the design flows. A significant advance was the development ...
Discussion of “Transcritical Flow due to Channel Contraction” by O. Castro-Orgaz, J. V. Giraldez, and J. L. Ayuso
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Discussion of “Auguste Graeff: Dam Designer and Hydraulic Engineer” by Willi H. Hager and Corrado Gisonni
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Development of the Bélanger Equation and Backwater Equation by Jean-Baptiste Bélanger (1828)
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Discussion of “Inception Point Relationship for Flat-Sloped Stepped Spillways” by Sherry L. Hunt and Kem C. Kadavy
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Undular Tidal Bores: Basic Theory and Free-Surface Characteristics
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: The present study examines the free-surface properties of undular tidal bores observed for