Submerged Thin Plate Weirs with Unequal Beds - Nalder, Guinevere
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At the time that the study described in themonograph commenced, all of the published research onsubmerged thin plate weirs assumed that the upstreamand downstream beds were at the same level. Inpractice downstream beds may be eroded by the flowover the weir leading to unequal bed levels.Using laboratory models, this study examined thedischarge over submerged weirs with unequal beds. Theresulting flow pattern was shown to be different tothat of the equal bed case. The approach channelFroude Number differs from that of the equivalentequal bed case. The standard formulas derived forsubmerged…mehr

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At the time that the study described in themonograph commenced, all of the published research onsubmerged thin plate weirs assumed that the upstreamand downstream beds were at the same level. Inpractice downstream beds may be eroded by the flowover the weir leading to unequal bed levels.Using laboratory models, this study examined thedischarge over submerged weirs with unequal beds. Theresulting flow pattern was shown to be different tothat of the equal bed case. The approach channelFroude Number differs from that of the equivalentequal bed case. The standard formulas derived forsubmerged equally bedded weirs were shown to giveincorrect values.The existing standard formulas for calculatingdischarge over submerged thin plate weirs treatsubmerged flow as a variation of the free modularflow. The later part of the study treats flow over asubmerged thin plate weir as a separate flowcondition and proposes an initial form of a newdischarge formula.
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Nalder Guinevere§The author is a chartered civil engineer specializing in WaterResources, and is also a lecturer in Mathematics. She took herPh.D at The University of Auckland, and is a lecturer at AUTUniversity, Auckland New Zealand. This study results from herwork as a hydrologist with Strathclyde Regional Council in Scotland.