2015
DOI: 10.2208/jscejhe.71.i_175
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Investigation of Scour Pattern Downstream of Levee Toe Due to Overtopping Flow

Abstract: Levee overtopping creates large scoured region at the landside, which greatly affects the levee performance. Both 3D and 2D experiments were conducted to analyze the downstream scour profile after levee overtopping. For elucidating the difference of scour pattern under various overtopping water depth and width conditions, 3D scour profiles are investigated. In addition, vertical 2D scour profiles are also investigated to compare the 3D scour profiles with 2D experiment results. From the analysis, it has been o… Show more

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“…4(b), where experiment was conducted in 2D setup with 10cm levee height condition while other experimental conditions being similar to the present research. Scour depth was observed higher in case of 3D experiments compared to 2D experimental cases 5) . Rest of the previous studies, plotted in Fig.…”
Section: Results and Discussion (1) Scour Dimension Analysismentioning
confidence: 71%
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“…4(b), where experiment was conducted in 2D setup with 10cm levee height condition while other experimental conditions being similar to the present research. Scour depth was observed higher in case of 3D experiments compared to 2D experimental cases 5) . Rest of the previous studies, plotted in Fig.…”
Section: Results and Discussion (1) Scour Dimension Analysismentioning
confidence: 71%
“…Scour length results of 2D cases from other researchers 5),9), 14) are larger than the calculated scour length results following Eq. (5) for 3D cases of the present study due to absence of lateral flow dispersion 5) . For defining non-dimensional scour width (S w /h bank ), multiple regression analysis has also been conducted using the data in present 3D experiments.…”
Section: I_826 (3) Multiple Regression Analysismentioning
confidence: 59%
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“…Scour at the landside toe of the embankment during overtopping flow is one of the main reasons for the fragility of the embankment slope and levee breakage [3,4]. The initial scour depth, plunge pool height, and subsequent headcut migration are responsible for the breakage mechanism of the embankment and the total time required for complete failure of the embankment [5,6].…”
Section: Factors Affecting Scour At Embankment Toementioning
confidence: 99%