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The design of a hydraulic structure requires prediction of the relationship between flow characteristics, especially discharge and local flow depths, and the geometry of the structure. A classification of associated flow types is presented, followed by application of the laws of conservation of mass, energy and momentum for describing steady uniform and nonuniform flow conditions. Steady uniform flow is used as an instance to develop the commonly-used resistance relationships (Darcy-Weisbach, Chézy and Manning). Steady rapidly varied flow is described through applications of specific energy and the momentum function, leading to exposition of the key concept of controls. The classification of steady gradually varied water surface profiles is presented, followed by computational methods for their quantitative description.
The design of a hydraulic structure requires prediction of the relationship between flow characteristics, especially discharge and local flow depths, and the geometry of the structure. A classification of associated flow types is presented, followed by application of the laws of conservation of mass, energy and momentum for describing steady uniform and nonuniform flow conditions. Steady uniform flow is used as an instance to develop the commonly-used resistance relationships (Darcy-Weisbach, Chézy and Manning). Steady rapidly varied flow is described through applications of specific energy and the momentum function, leading to exposition of the key concept of controls. The classification of steady gradually varied water surface profiles is presented, followed by computational methods for their quantitative description.
Basic Hydraulic Concepts
James, C S (Autor:in)
Hydraulic Structures ; Kapitel: 1 ; 1-59
20.12.2019
59 pages
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
Flow classification , Steady flow , Unsteady flow , Uniform flow , Nonuniform flow , Gradually varied flow , Rapidly varied flow , Laminar flow , Turbulent flow , Reynolds number , Hydraulic radius , Hydraulically smooth flow , Hydraulically rough flow , Shear velocity , Boundary shear stress , Nikuradse roughness , Shear Reynolds number , Froude number , Subcritical flow , Supercritical flow , Critical flow , Conservation of energy , Conservation of mass , Continuity , Conservation of momentum , Bernoulli equation , Coriolis coefficient , Specific energy , Force–momentum flux equation , Momentum coefficient , Momentum function , Flow resistance , General resistance equation , Chézy equation , Darcy–Weisbach equation , Friction factor , Moody diagram , Colebrook–White equation , Blasius equation , Manning equation , Alternate depth , Conjugate depth , Sequent depth , Control , Gradually varied flow equation , Gradually varied profiles , Gradually varied flow computation , Direct step method , Standard step method Engineering , Geoengineering, Foundations, Hydraulics , Building Construction and Design , Offshore Engineering , Mechanical Statics and Structures , Engineering Fluid Dynamics
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