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An Analysis of Entrainment and Deposition Rate Fluctuations in Weak Bed Load Transport

2016
The kinematics of particles moving over a fixed rough bed was experimentally investigated. Motion of sediment particles was recorded from the top of a pressurized duct using a CCD camera, and the then image processing was applied in order to track each particle.
HOSSEINI SADABADI, SEYED ABBAS   +2 more
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Effect of Increasing Antecedent Flows on Equilibrium Bed-Load Transport Rates in a Laboratory Channel with a Sand and Gravel Bed Channel

Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 2021
AbstractExperiments were conducted in a laboratory flume in which gravel and total bed-load rates were measured continuously using independent methods that allowed evaluation of the effect of four ...
Roger A. Kuhnle   +2 more
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A general formula for estimation of the rate of transport of non-cohesive bed-load

Journal of Hydraulic Research, 1989
An empirical equation has been developed for rate of bed-load transport based on shear stresses, bed friction coefficient and particle properties. It has been calibrated by using laboratory and field data covering a limited range of sediment sizes (from fine non-cohesive silt up to a median size of 1.4 mm) and has been shown to apply to streams ...
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Estimation of Bed Load Transport Rate Based on Grain Froude Similarity Considering the Existence of Sand Waves

Advanced Materials Research, 2010
It is very important for reservoir management to estimate the sedimentation amount deposited in a reservoir. Firstly, the formula for estimating the bed load transport rate in the bed of sand waves of prototype by model experiment was derived based on the similarity of grain Froude number; Secondly, several model experiments that the bed forms is ...
Bing Qian Wei   +3 more
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An Alternative Method for Predicting Bed Load Transport Rate in River—Application to the Medjerda River, Tunisia

2018
An alternative way for predicting bed load transport rate in rivers for laminar flow was proposed by Charru et al. (2004).
Mohamed Gharbi   +2 more
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A surface roughness model for predicting alluvial cover and bed load transport rate in bedrock channels

Journal of Geophysical Research: Earth Surface, 2014
AbstractPartial alluvial cover in bedrock channels influences downcutting rates and mountain river morphodynamics. Flume experiments have demonstrated that a wide range of stable cover fractions are possible for a given ratio of sediment supply to transport capacity. Existing cover models impose different unique relationships between cover fraction and
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Measuring Bed Load Transport Rates by Grain-Size Fraction Using the Swiss Plate Geophone Signal at the Erlenbach

Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 2016
AbstractThe Swiss plate geophone system is a bed load surrogate monitoring technique that is used to quantify bed load transport in steep streams. The amplitude of the signal recorded by the Swiss plate geophone contains information about the grain-size distribution of the transported bed load.
Wyss, C.   +5 more
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Prediction of Bed Load Transport Rate in Mountain River by ANN Model

2023
Hitesh Diwakar   +2 more
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Comment on “A general power equation for predicting bed load transport rates in gravel bed rivers” by Jeffrey J. Barry et al.

Water Resources Research, 2005
Barry et al. ont proposé une fonction puissance pour relier le taux de charriage au débit total. Le commentaire signale une incompatibilté dans les dimensions et propose une formulation alternative qui semble mieux traduire les observations.
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STUDY ON LAWS OF INCIPIENT MOTION AND TRANSPORT RATE OF BED LOAD

Advances in Hydraulics and Water Engineering, 2002
WENSHE HE   +5 more
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