Questions tagged [open-channel-flow]
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Overflowing water flow between two prisms
I have system as seen in the figure. The pump will supply constant volumetric flow rate and the water will fill the first rectangular prism. I couldnt find the water height after water starts to ...
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Tipped triangular weir
Can someone tell me what influence an angled wall has on the flow over a triangular weir compared to a "normal" vertical one if the wall is angled against the upstream as in the picture?
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How does decreasing the cross-sectional width of a channel impact steady flow?
The continuity equation states that for a constant mass flow rate, if the cross sectional area of a channel is decreased, then velocity is increased. What happens if the channel has high walls and is ...
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How can I size a sump area to act as an energy dissipator?
I have a proposed stormwater design which will necessitate some very large diameter pipe installed near the surface to minimize constructability issues. However, near the end of the run, it will be ...
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Turbulent boundary layer development in channel flow
I'm currently working on my Bachelor's thesis about the numerical simulation of a turbulent air flow through a rectangular channel. As part of that I'd like to compare my results to empirical ...
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determine if the flow is laminar or turbulent [closed]
what would be the the type of flow if the water flows through stainless steel channel? would it be a laminar flow or turbulent flow. I assume the adhesive force of water to stainless steel is minimum.
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The mechanism of submerged hydraulic jump
Is there a mathematical analysis of the submerged hydraulic jump, such as under what condition it is formed, the speed and trajectory of the circular flow therein, etc.? Is there a good mathematically ...
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Open Channel flow with pressure losses - flow depth?
In a horizontal channel that feeds off a river, does the head/pressure loss due to friction, turns etc in the channel translate to a drop in the water level between its inlet and outler? If so, could ...
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How to make sure a pipe does not take all of the water from a stream?
I am trying to design a pipe which takes water from a river and transports it to a reservoir.
However, I do not want my pipe to take all of the water from stream, because that will create all sorts ...
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Ideal funnel design for powders
I'm designing a funnel/bottle for a powder. My goal is to have all of the bottle's powder contents come out when inverted. However, the powder has a tendency to stick to itself (like flour or brown ...
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Determining the Steady Discharge Between Two Reservoirs
A uniform pipeline, $5km$ in length, $100mm$ in diameter and with a
roughness size of $0.03mm$, conveys water between two reservoirs.
The difference in water level between the reservoirs is $...
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Water Pump Thrust Calculation
If I have a water pump positioned horizontally where the diameter of the inlet and the outlet of the water is equal: Din = Dout. If the volume flow rate is know experimentally by measuring the time ...
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Difference in flow measurements in an open channel
I'm undertaking a civil hydraulics question.
It involves the flow of water in an open channel down a river at $5m^3/s$ until the flow is split in two by a weir acting as a sluice gate allowing flow ...
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Why is pressure head ignored in open channel flow?
Also, what does this excerpt from Wikipedia mean
However, since with open channel flow, the water surface is open to the atmosphere, the pressure term between two points has the same value and is ...
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Open Channel Flow with no slope
I'm struggling to confirm the Velocity in an open channel flow with 0 percent slope. Water enters the channel from an open pipe. The rectangular channel dimensions (66' Long x 3.33' W x 6.75' D) and ...
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