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Physical features of turbid density currents in reservoirs are touched on in the first part of this paper: the plunging of the muddy fluid, the unsteadiness of the density current, the characteristics of velocity and concentration of density currents, the density current over a submerged dam and the submerged muddy lake formed by the density current upstream from the dam site.
Besides the conditions for formation of density currents, the condition for maintenance of a density current that may vent sediment from a reservoir is discussed. The outflow silt discharge by a vented density current, calculated by a suggested approximate method, agrees fairly well, on the average, with measured values in the Guanting Reservoir and Lake Mead.
Physical features of turbid density currents in reservoirs are touched on in the first part of this paper: the plunging of the muddy fluid, the unsteadiness of the density current, the characteristics of velocity and concentration of density currents, the density current over a submerged dam and the submerged muddy lake formed by the density current upstream from the dam site.
Besides the conditions for formation of density currents, the condition for maintenance of a density current that may vent sediment from a reservoir is discussed. The outflow silt discharge by a vented density current, calculated by a suggested approximate method, agrees fairly well, on the average, with measured values in the Guanting Reservoir and Lake Mead.
Turbid Density Currents in Reservoirs
Jiahua, Fan (author)
Water International ; 11 ; 107-116
1986-01-01
10 pages
Article (Journal)
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