Abstract: A side sluice gate is a flow‐regulation device widely used in irrigation works for diverting the flow from a main channel to a secondary channel. The discharge of a side sluice gate may be obtained through the concept of ...

Abstract: A side weir is a flow diversion device, which is widely used in irrigation as a head regulator of distributaries and escapes. This paper presents a concept for an elementary discharge coefficient that is related to the ...

Abstract: Although several methods are available for dispersion in natural streams, no method is accurate enough to satisfactorily predict the time variation of stream pollution concentration. Further, limited studies exist for ...

Abstract: Side weirs are flow‐diversion devices widely used in irrigation, land drainage, urban sewage systems, and so forth. For computation of side‐weir discharge, the de Marchi equation is widely used. Using de Marchi's equation, ...

Abstract: Weirs are devices installed in channels by means of which flow may be measured within a given degree of accuracy. Linear weir flow‐measuring devices introduce less relative error in discharge measurement. The design of a ...

Abstract: Discharge characteristics for a skew sluice gate, ranging between the two extreme cases of a side sluice gate and a normal sluice gate, have been explored. The concept of an elementary discharge coefficient was utilized ...