...H O ANWAR HYDRAULICS RESEARCH SPREAD SURFACE PLUMES DECELERATION PHASE COASTAL WATER COASTS DISTRIBUTION TEMPERATURE WARM DISCHARGES OUTFALLS TIDAL CURRENTS TIDES SPRING EBB CURRENTS HORIZONTAL ISOTHERMS PROFILES DILUTION SPREAD NON DIMENSIONAL PARAMETERS POWER...

... the mean water level, for the flood and ebb tides, with the floats inserted just upstream of a pre-determined coordinate along the intersecting axes AOC and BOD (Fig. 1). The velocities were determined for each repetitive flood and ebbtide untilsufficientdata were obtained todefine the velocity profiles...

... of the water level, given for the mean spring tidein Fig. 5. The correspondingvelocity predictions are illustrated at low water, mean water flood tideh, igh water and mean water ebb tide, in Figs 7,8, 9 and 10 respectively. Comparison of these four velocity fields indicates a number of interesting observations...

...A OWEN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1979 INSTITUTE OF OCEANOGRAPHIC SCIENCES EFFECT TIDES CHANNELS TIDAL BARRAGES PERMEABLE TWO DIMENSIONAL NUMERICAL MODELS POWER REGIMES GENERATION EBB ESTIMATES PLANT YIELD ANNUAL SIMULATION AMPLITUDE SLUICES TURBINES BRISTOL...

... MODELLING APPROXIMATION CHARACTERISTICS VELOCITY TECHNIQUES DYNAMICS OPTIMISATION EBB GOVERNING SEAWARD IMPERMEABLE EXTRACTION HARMONIC WEDGES INSTALLATION SIMPLIFIED LINEAR SINGLE SOLID BARRIERS OPTIMUM CALCULATIONS CLOSURES MATHEMATICS TURBINES FLOODS EQUATIONS BOUNDARIES...