ONE-DIMENSIONAL EQUATIONS OF OPEN-CHANNEL FLOW

ONE-DIMENSIONAL EQUATIONS OF CONTINUITY, MOMENTUM, AND ENERGY FOR UNSTEADY, SPATIALLY VARIED FLOW IN A FIXED-BED OPEN CHANNEL OF ARBITRARY CONFIGURATION ARE DERIVED FROM THE POINT FORMS OF THE CORRESPONDING DYDRODYNAMIC EQUATIONS BY INTEGRATING THE LATTER OVER A DEFORMING REGION OF SPACE COMPRISING A SLICE OF DIFFERENTIAL THICKNESS ACROSS THE FLOW WITH A TOP ALWAYS COINCIDENT WITH THE FLUCTUATING WATER SURFACE. TO BRING THE EQUATIONS TO THE FORM OF SAINT VENANT IN FIXED AND ACCELERATING REFERENCE FRAMES, DEPARTURES FROM HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE CONDITIONS IN A CROSS SECTION DUE TO LATERAL ACCELERATION, VISCOUS DEFORMATION, AND TURBULENT REYNOLDS STRESSES ARE REPRODUCED EXACTLY, THE RATE OF ENERGY DISSIPATION IN A CROSS SECTION IS UNIQUELY RELATED TO WALL SHEAR OVER THE WETTED PERIMETER & THE TERM ACCOUNTING FOR LATERAL DISCHARGE DEPENDS UPON ITS NATURE. BULK OUTFLOW IS CONSIDERED. /ASCE/

  • Supplemental Notes:
    • Vol 95, No HY 3, PROC PAPER 6557, PP 861-876, 3 FIG, 23 REF,
  • Authors:
    • Strelkoff, T
  • Publication Date: 1969-5

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  • Accession Number: 00204227
  • Record Type: Publication
  • Files: TRIS
  • Created Date: Aug 4 1994 12:00AM