1989
DOI: 10.1080/00221688909499114
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Energy curves for multi-layer flow through obstructions

Abstract: One method for obtaining solutions for single-and multi-layer flow over bottom humps and through sidewall contractions is to consider the variation in mechanical energy with layer thickness at key cross-sections. However, previous models of gradually-varying multi-layer flow have been restricted to flows which remain subcritical with respect to all but the slowest internal wave speed. This paper shows how the energy extrema method can be used over the full range of flow conditions; from subcritical with respec… Show more

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“…a. Vue en plan du canal b. Ecoulement d'une couche unique c. Ecoulement en trois couches uniform flow in a sloping channel [10]. The present choice of a downstream contraction in flow width provides an opportunity to present a solution for three-layer flow through a contraction and to demonstrate the general features of a special type of internal hydraulic control that occurs in regions of decreasing flow width [12]. This type of control is called a virtual control [17].…”
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“…a. Vue en plan du canal b. Ecoulement d'une couche unique c. Ecoulement en trois couches uniform flow in a sloping channel [10]. The present choice of a downstream contraction in flow width provides an opportunity to present a solution for three-layer flow through a contraction and to demonstrate the general features of a special type of internal hydraulic control that occurs in regions of decreasing flow width [12]. This type of control is called a virtual control [17].…”
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“…The intensity and vertical extent of the mixing and its effect on water quality depends on the type and location of the hydraulic controls. In a companion paper, Denton [12] presented a three-layer model of gradually-varying flow through an obstruction. At a given flow cross-section, there can be as many as seven different maxima and minima in the variation of layer energy with layer thickness.…”
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