1992
DOI: 10.1061/(asce)0733-9429(1992)118:8(1091)
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Temporal Variation of Scour Around Circular Bridge Piers

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“…The current study used 13 sets of data to predict equilibrium scour depth: Chabert and Engeldinger (1956), Hancu (1971), Ettema (1980), Jain and Fischer (1980), Chee (1982), Chiew (1984), Kothyari et al (1992), Yanmaz and Altinbilek (1991), Graf (1995), Melville (1997), Melville and Chiew (1999), Oliveto and Hager (2002) and unpublished data from the University of Auckland. The whole data set consisting of 263 data points which was divided into two parts randomly-a training or calibration set consisting 180 data points and a validation or testing set consisting of 83 data points.…”
Section: Development Of Ann and Anfis Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The current study used 13 sets of data to predict equilibrium scour depth: Chabert and Engeldinger (1956), Hancu (1971), Ettema (1980), Jain and Fischer (1980), Chee (1982), Chiew (1984), Kothyari et al (1992), Yanmaz and Altinbilek (1991), Graf (1995), Melville (1997), Melville and Chiew (1999), Oliveto and Hager (2002) and unpublished data from the University of Auckland. The whole data set consisting of 263 data points which was divided into two parts randomly-a training or calibration set consisting 180 data points and a validation or testing set consisting of 83 data points.…”
Section: Development Of Ann and Anfis Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besides that, the boundary layer upstream of the pier undergoes a three-dimensional separation. The shear stress distribution around the pier is drastically changed due to the formation of a horseshoe vortex, resulting in the formation of a scour hole around the pier, which, in turn, changes the flow pattern and shear (Kothyari et al, 1992).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most promising research approaches for studying the scour process are certainly those that model the temporal evolution of the scour hole (Franzetti et al 1989;Kothyari et al 1992;Briaud et al 1999;Oliveto & Hager 2002;Mia & Nago 2003;Brandimarte et al 2006) and, for real-world applications, the effect of variable streamflow should be taken into account: in fact, the time needed to get to an equilibrium scour depth may be extremely long in comparison with the short duration of the scour-generating flood events (characterized by high flow depths and velocities), thus leading to the risk of overestimating the actual erosion in unsteady flow conditions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main factors in erosion of river bed are vortex system, downward flow and turbulence as well (Kothyari et al, 1992). At upstream face of the abutment, at stagnation point, the approach flow velocity reaches zero, which causes an increase in pressure.…”
Section: Physics Of Scouringmentioning
confidence: 99%