2001
DOI: 10.1080/02533839.2001.9670628
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Hydraulic characteristics and discharge control of sluice gates

Abstract: Vertical sluice gates are widely used for flow control in irrigation and drainage channels. When the opening is smaller than the critical depth, the flow immediately downstream of the gate will be supercritical. Flows through the gate may be free or submerged depending on the tailwater depth. This paper investigates various characteristics of a vertical sluice gate in a rectangular flatbed channel. Equations for discharge coefficient, dimensionless discharge, submerged water depth, maximum allowable gate openi… Show more

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“…In this case, Belaud et al (2009) used the energy-momentum balance (EMB) to show that C c should change drastically, resulting in almost no contraction when the gate lip just touches the free surface if subcritical flow is considered. The EMB is a promising approach to compute the discharge (Clemmens et al 2003), but it requires correction coefficients and adjusted C c (Yen et al 2001;Lozano et al 2009;Castro-Orgaz et al 2010). For this, a need exists to investigate the flow structure to quantify the head losses attributable to viscosity and turbulence, and to evaluate the momentum and energy coefficients.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this case, Belaud et al (2009) used the energy-momentum balance (EMB) to show that C c should change drastically, resulting in almost no contraction when the gate lip just touches the free surface if subcritical flow is considered. The EMB is a promising approach to compute the discharge (Clemmens et al 2003), but it requires correction coefficients and adjusted C c (Yen et al 2001;Lozano et al 2009;Castro-Orgaz et al 2010). For this, a need exists to investigate the flow structure to quantify the head losses attributable to viscosity and turbulence, and to evaluate the momentum and energy coefficients.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Numerous formulations can be found in literature for each of these structures (e.g. Henderson, 1966;Liggett and Cunge, 1975;Swamee, 1992;Yen et al, 2001). This study uses the discharge equations implemented in the full hydrodynamic InfoWorks RS software, which were either derived and tested on a physical model, or adopted from literature (see Innovyze (2014) for further details).…”
Section: Option 1: Weir Equationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Koefisien berhubungan dengan bukaan pintu dan energi spesifik di bagian hulu pintu (E1) yang dapat dilihat dalam persamaan (6) (Yen, Lin, and Tsai 2001…”
Section: Materials Dan Metode 21 Keseimbangan Energi Dan Momentumunclassified