VIèmes Journées, Caen 2000
DOI: 10.5150/jngcgc.2000.022-a
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Prédiction du débit sédimentaire à l'aide de la formule de Dibajnia et Watanabe

Abstract: RésuméLa formulation du débit sédimentaire sous l'action combinée des houles et des courants est un problème important pour les modèles hydrosédimentaires qui n'est pas encore bien maîtrisé. Dans le cas d'une houle linéaire, du second ordre, ou cno'jdale en interaction avec un courant, nous proposons une formule paramétrée à l'aide des valeurs du courant, de la vitesse quadratique moyenne et du coefficient d'asymétrie de la houle en se basant sur la formule de base de Dibajnia et Watanabe. Après quelques modif… Show more

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“…In the same way, the Dibajnia and Watanabe formula is not accurate concerning the grain-size dependence except for the specific case of high sheet flow. Some modifications of this formula presented by da Silva and Temperville (2000) and Silva (2001) have improved its behaviour mainly by integrating a friction coefficient in the terms of X c and X t , and calibrating the ripple parameter x cr towards data. At last, while the Ribberink formula is less sensitive to roughness, its behaviour in relation to grain size seems to be too insensitive since it takes into account the bed load only.…”
Section: Grain Sizementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the same way, the Dibajnia and Watanabe formula is not accurate concerning the grain-size dependence except for the specific case of high sheet flow. Some modifications of this formula presented by da Silva and Temperville (2000) and Silva (2001) have improved its behaviour mainly by integrating a friction coefficient in the terms of X c and X t , and calibrating the ripple parameter x cr towards data. At last, while the Ribberink formula is less sensitive to roughness, its behaviour in relation to grain size seems to be too insensitive since it takes into account the bed load only.…”
Section: Grain Sizementioning
confidence: 99%