Abstract: Stream rehabilitation projects often involve the installation of instream structures such as flow deflectors. The objective of this study is to use the output of a three-dimensional numerically simulated flow field over a ...

Abstract: Lateral mixing of a pollutant is considered as a slow process that is usually complete within 100–300 river widths. Recent studies on flow dynamics at river confluences revealed that lateral mixing can be markedly enhanced ...

Abstract: Deflector structures used in many fish habitat rehabilitation schemes are frequently overtopped, yet few studies have examined the scour patterns created around submerged models. Furthermore, laboratory studies typically ...