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Airflow in Gravity Sewers – Determination of Wastewater Drag Coefficient
Several experiments have been conducted in order to improve the understanding of the wastewater drag and the wall frictional force acting on the headspace air in gravity sewers. The aim of the study is to improve the data basis for a numerical model of natural sewer ventilation. The results of the study shows that by integrating the top/side wall shear stresses the log‐law models for the air velocity distribution along the unwetted perimeter resulted in a good agreement with the friction forces calculated by use of the Colebrook‐White formula for hydraulic smooth pipes. Secondly, the water surface drags were found by log‐law models of the velocity distribution in turbulent flows to fit velocity profiles measured from the water surface and by integrating the water surface drags along the wetted perimeter, mean water surface drags were found and a measure of the water surface drag coefficient was found.
Airflow in Gravity Sewers – Determination of Wastewater Drag Coefficient
Several experiments have been conducted in order to improve the understanding of the wastewater drag and the wall frictional force acting on the headspace air in gravity sewers. The aim of the study is to improve the data basis for a numerical model of natural sewer ventilation. The results of the study shows that by integrating the top/side wall shear stresses the log‐law models for the air velocity distribution along the unwetted perimeter resulted in a good agreement with the friction forces calculated by use of the Colebrook‐White formula for hydraulic smooth pipes. Secondly, the water surface drags were found by log‐law models of the velocity distribution in turbulent flows to fit velocity profiles measured from the water surface and by integrating the water surface drags along the wetted perimeter, mean water surface drags were found and a measure of the water surface drag coefficient was found.
Airflow in Gravity Sewers – Determination of Wastewater Drag Coefficient
Bentzen, Thomas Ruby (author) / Østertoft, Kristian Kilsgaard (author) / Vollertsen, Jes (author) / Fuglsang, Emil Dietz (author) / Nielsen, Asbjørn Haaning (author)
Water Environment Research ; 88 ; 239-256
2016-03-01
18 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
hydrogen sulfide , wastewater , drag , air transport , odor , ventilation , modeling
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