Effect of Channel Slope on Hydraulic Jump Characteristics
Physical Science International Journal • 2015
Publication Information
Authors
Neveen B. Abdel-Mageed
Keywords
Open channel; hydraulic jump; energy dissipation; sloping channel; sluice gate; water
structure
Journal
Physical Science International Journal
Publisher
SCIENCEDOMAIN international
Volume
7
Issue
4
Pages
223-233
publication.type
International
Paper Link
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Supplementary Materials
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Abstract
Hydraulic jump mainly serves as an energy dissipater to dissipate excess energy of flowing water
downstream of hydraulic structures, such as spillway, sluice gates etc., This research paper
investigates the effect of channel slope on the characteristics of free hydraulic jump and the energy
dissipation downstream the gate. Generally, this research investigates the main characteristics and
parameters of the free hydraulic jump such as; the sequent depth, the relative hydraulic jump
length and the relative distance to the jump. In the present research paper, these characteristics
were tested in rectangular channel downstream (DS) the vertical gate. The experimental program
was conducted on a re-circulating flume with 2.5 m long, 9 cm wide and 30 cm deep; with
discharges range from 3 to 230 LPM. Statistical equation was developed to correlate the length,
sequent depth ratio and distance of jump with the other independent parameters. Finally, clear
matching of results from the length of jump was obtained.
downstream of hydraulic structures, such as spillway, sluice gates etc., This research paper
investigates the effect of channel slope on the characteristics of free hydraulic jump and the energy
dissipation downstream the gate. Generally, this research investigates the main characteristics and
parameters of the free hydraulic jump such as; the sequent depth, the relative hydraulic jump
length and the relative distance to the jump. In the present research paper, these characteristics
were tested in rectangular channel downstream (DS) the vertical gate. The experimental program
was conducted on a re-circulating flume with 2.5 m long, 9 cm wide and 30 cm deep; with
discharges range from 3 to 230 LPM. Statistical equation was developed to correlate the length,
sequent depth ratio and distance of jump with the other independent parameters. Finally, clear
matching of results from the length of jump was obtained.
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