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Hydrodynamics of flow into curb-opening inlets
Use of curb opening inlets for conveying water from road surfaces into storm drainage systems; theoretical problem concerns open channel, on continuous grade of triangular cross section, one side of which is nearly vertical and at distance, enough to establish uniform flow conditions, this vertical side ends abruptly; new formulas for flow conditions are derived and experimental verification is given.
Hydrodynamics of flow into curb-opening inlets
Use of curb opening inlets for conveying water from road surfaces into storm drainage systems; theoretical problem concerns open channel, on continuous grade of triangular cross section, one side of which is nearly vertical and at distance, enough to establish uniform flow conditions, this vertical side ends abruptly; new formulas for flow conditions are derived and experimental verification is given.
Hydrodynamics of flow into curb-opening inlets
ASCE -- Proc (J Eng Mechanics Div)
Wasley, R.J. (author)
1961
18 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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