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For further progress of sediment-laden flow analysis

Shiigai, H.

It is important to find an effective sediment discharge formula which predicts the sediment amount carried by a river flow. Many of the existing sediment formulae are based on the local balance of the forces acting on a sediment particle in water. Though this kind of approach, which is microscopic gives us a reasonable result for laboratory flumes and for short-term sediment discharge predictions, too much information may be required for long-term predictions for natural rivers. It is shown that a conventional sediment formula which is primitive but practical has some theoretical uses. It is also suggested through some examples that the more practical approach is necessary to the sediment transport study for natural rivers. (Stoehr)

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For further progress of sediment-laden flow analysis

Shiigai, H.

It is important to find an effective sediment discharge formula which predicts the sediment amount carried by a river flow. Many of the existing sediment formulae are based on the local balance of the forces acting on a sediment particle in water. Though this kind of approach, which is microscopic gives us a reasonable result for laboratory flumes and for short-term sediment discharge predictions, too much information may be required for long-term predictions for natural rivers. It is shown that a conventional sediment formula which is primitive but practical has some theoretical uses. It is also suggested through some examples that the more practical approach is necessary to the sediment transport study for natural rivers. (Stoehr)

For further progress of sediment-laden flow analysis

Shiigai, H.

It is important to find an effective sediment discharge formula which predicts the sediment amount carried by a river flow. Many of the existing sediment formulae are based on the local balance of the forces acting on a sediment particle in water. Though this kind of approach, which is microscopic gives us a reasonable result for laboratory flumes and for short-term sediment discharge predictions, too much information may be required for long-term predictions for natural rivers. It is shown that a conventional sediment formula which is primitive but practical has some theoretical uses. It is also suggested through some examples that the more practical approach is necessary to the sediment transport study for natural rivers. (Stoehr)

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Title:

For further progress of sediment-laden flow analysis

Additional title:

Fortschritte bei der Analyse sedimentbeladener Wasserstroemungen

Contributors:

Shiigai, H. (author)

Published in:

Theoretical and applied mech. , 26th NCTAM congress ; 413-420

Publication date:

1978

Size:

8 Seiten, 3 Bilder, 10 Quellen

Type of media:

Conference paper

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

Keywords:

WASSERBAU , FLUSSBAU , KUESTENSICHERUNG , WASSERSTROEMUNG , GEOLOGISCHER FLUSS , ABLAGERUNG , SIMULATIONSVERSUCH , MATHEMATISCHES MODELL

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