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Design of Side Weirs in Subcritical Flow
Urban Drainage Modeling, 2001Side weirs are flow-diversion and flood control devices widely used in urban drainage, land drainage, and irrigation systems. The De Marchi equation is widely used for computation of side-weir flow. However, in this equation the variation of flow depth with longitudinal distance is expressed in implicit form.
Huagao Tan, Leon Wang, Ken Gilbreth
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Discharge Coefficient of Rectangular Side Weirs
Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 1994The characteristics of flow over side weirs are taken into account to determine the discharge coefficient for subcritical flow conditions under the assumption of constant‐specific energy. The main‐channel discharge, length of the weir crest, and sill height of the weir are treated as the controlled variables.
R. Singh +2 more
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Side Weir in Triangular Channel
Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 1992In this study, numerical investigations of flow over side weirs in triangular channels are reported. Numerical models are obtained from energy principles and solved by a finite difference method. The resutls are presented in graphical form. The study covers sub- and supercritical flow regimes.
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Hydraulic design of side weirs
2003Hydraulic design of side weirs provides practical guidance, leading the designer through the whole hydraulic design process to ensure that the structure operates as intended. Contents: Introduction; Methods of flow regulation; Design considerations; Applications of side weirs; Flow characteristics of weirs; Hydraulic design method; Application to ...
R. W. P. May +3 more
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Side Weir in U-Shaped Channels
Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 1997Numerical investigations of flow over side weirs in U-shaped channel are reported. Numerical models are obtained from energy principles and solved by a finite-difference method. The results are presented in graphical form. The study covers sub- and supercritical flow regimes. Derived expressions for the side weir discharge and water surface profiles in
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Nonlinear PLS Method for Side Weir Flows
Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2006Side weirs are flow-regulating devices commonly encountered in hydraulic engineering. In the past, the discharge coefficient for flow past a side weir was investigated experimentally by many researchers. In this study, a modified discharge coefficient Cd for side weirs in rectangular channels and circular channels is defined.
A. S. Ramamurthy, Junying Qu, Diep Vo
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Subcritical Flow over Rectangular Side Weir
Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 1994Side 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, various investigators have related the weir discharge coefficient with the main channel's upstream Froude number.
Prabhata K. Swamee +4 more
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Lateral Outflow Over Side Weirs
Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 1987Note: [66] Reference LCH-ARTICLE-1987-011 Record created on 2007-04-24, modified on 2016-08 ...
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Design Procedure for Flow over Side Weirs
Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 1991Numerical investigations of flow over side weirs in rectangular and circular channels are reported. Numerical models are obtained from energy principles and solved by a finite difference method. The results are presented in graphic form. Theoretical and experimental equations are presented for the determination of the length of side weirs for ...
Ali Uyumaz, Roger H. Smith
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Experimental Investigation of Flow Over Side Weirs
Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1976Observations at numerous cross sections in a side weir channel showed that the total energy of flow decreases substantially along the channel, contrary to the assumption that has frequently been made. The decrease in total energy occurs because the longitudinal component of velocity of the spill flow is greater than the longitudinal velocity of the ...
Ahmed El-Khashab, Kenneth V. H. Smith
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