Exploring the boundary between a siphon and barometer in a hypobaric chamber. [PDF]
Sci Rep, 2014 Hughes S, Gurung S.
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Two new freshwater fish species of the genus Telestes (Actinopterygii, Cyprinidae) from karst poljes in Eastern Herzegovina and Dubrovnik littoral (Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia). [PDF]
Zookeys, 2012 Bogutskaya NG +3 more
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Hydraulic characteristics of siphonic roof drainage outlets
Siphonic roof drainage uses an innovative hydraulic design to increase the efficiency ofrainwater disposal. The roof outlet is a critical component of the system and not onlypromotes and sustains priming of the system but also controls the depth of ...
Rains, JP
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Modelling of unsteady flow in siphonic roof harvesting system
Siphonic roof drainage systems have been in existence for more than 40 years and are becoming an increasingly common element of urban drainage infrastructure. A siphonic system allows roof runoff to quickly reach its maximum flowrate.
Qu, Ying Yan
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Design of siphonic rainwater drainage system
Today, conventional systems are commonly used for roof rainwater drainage. In recent years, the use of siphonic drainage systems has become widespread, based on the principle that the pipes are full flow.
Dogaroglu, B, Yurdusev, MA
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Pipewall buckling in siphonic systems
Siphonic roof drainage is a highly efficient type of drainage system that is particularly suitable for large buildings and other structures over approximately 4m in height.
Lucke, Terry, Beecham, Simon C
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Aeration and gutter water levels in siphonic roof drainage systems
An investigation is presented into how negative system pressures, the degree of aeration, and gutter water levels are affected by the number of outlets in a siphonic roof drainage system.
Lucke, Terry, Beecham, Simon C
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Measuring Flows in Partially-Filled Pipes in Siphonic Roof Drainage Systems * 1
, 2011 While a variety of flow measurement devices are available to measure the flow of water through closed pipe systems, these devices generally only function correctly when the pipes Introduction design capacity.
Beecham, Terry Qu, Simon Lucke, Yan Ying
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Numerical modelling of the priming of a siphonic rainwater drainage system
, 1999 The operation of siphonic rainwater systems, and in particular their priming action, is described. Current industry recognized design procedures are discussed.
Arthur, S., Swaffield, J. A.
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Noise Reduction Cap for Siphonic Roof Rainwater Collection System
, 2004 The present invention reduces the noise generated from the drainage of water in drainage systems, and in particular siphonic drainage systems.The present invention can be retrofitted to any pipe or collection of pipes in a drainage system, except those ...
Campbell, David
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