FORCED HYDRAULIC JUMP BY ONE AND TWO CONTINUOUS SILLS IN A HORIZONTAL STILLING BASIN

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BEYRAMI M.K.; ILAGHI HOSEINY M.

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Journal: ESTEGHLAL Year:2005 | Volume:24 | Issue:1 Page(s): 97-119

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FORCED HYDRAULIC JUMP BY ONE AND TWO CONTINUOUS SILLS IN A HORIZONTAL STILLING BASIN

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BEYRAMI M.K. | ILAGHI HOSEINY M. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

HYDRAULIC JUMPQ2

SEQUENT DEPTHQ2

KOLLER LENGTHQ4

ENERGY LOSSQ4

.5LILLING BASIN AND FORCED JUMPQ4

Abstract

Forced HYDRAULIC JUMP in a horizontal stilling basin with one and two continuous sills at the downstream end of an ogee standard weir was investigated. Experiments were completed on sills of jive different heights which were fixed at two different distances from the toe of the weir. The main characteristics of the jump such as the SEQUENT DEPTH ratio, relative roller length, and relative ENERGY LOSS were analysed. Based on the momentum equation and using an experimental coefficient, a method was adopted to predict the SEQUENT DEPTH ratio. Using the results of the experiments, an analytical expression was developed for the prediction of the relative roller length. These methods agree well with the writers and other investigators experiments. The results of experiments on one and two prolonged sills showed that by increasing the height of the sill or shortening the distance of the sill from the toe of the weir, the reduction of the SEQUENT DEPTH and also the roller length obtains, but the ENERGY LOSS increases.

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BEYRAMI, M.K., & ILAGHI HOSEINY, M.. (2005). FORCED HYDRAULIC JUMP BY ONE AND TWO CONTINUOUS SILLS IN A HORIZONTAL STILLING BASIN. ESTEGHLAL, 24(1), 97-119. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/6019/en

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BEYRAMI M.K., ILAGHI HOSEINY M.. FORCED HYDRAULIC JUMP BY ONE AND TWO CONTINUOUS SILLS IN A HORIZONTAL STILLING BASIN. ESTEGHLAL[Internet]. 2005;24(1):97-119. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/6019/en

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M.K. BEYRAMI, and M. ILAGHI HOSEINY, “FORCED HYDRAULIC JUMP BY ONE AND TWO CONTINUOUS SILLS IN A HORIZONTAL STILLING BASIN,” ESTEGHLAL, vol. 24, no. 1, pp. 97–119, 2005, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/6019/en

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