...K H M ALI; SALEHI NEYSHABOURY; A A S NEYSHABOURY LOCALISED SCOUR DOWNSTREAM DEEP SUBMERGED HORIZONTAL JETS TWO DIMENSIONAL TURBULENT OFFSET EXPERIMENTS SEDIMENTS SIZE TIME DEVELOPMENT FLOW RATES CHARACTERISTICS FROUDE NUMBERS HEIGHT BEDS UNIFORM PARTICLES DIMENSIONAL...

.... Both the jetwidth and dilution increase substantially evenin a weak current. The experimental results offer an explanation of a recent correlation of field data of initial dilution at sea outfalls. Introduction The turbulent mixing of a submerged buoyant jet in a current is a problem of interest...

...J J J CHEN; A D ACKLAND © Thomas Telford and ICE 1990 AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY CORRELATION LAMINAR TRANSITIONAL TURBULENT FLOW FRICTION FACTORS CONTINUOUS EQUATIONS REGIMES INTERMITTENCY REPRESENTATION APPROXIMATION PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION CALCULATIONS Proc. Instn Ciu...

...N RAJARATNAM; S SOLANKI; BOUSSINESQ; RICHARDSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1989 ALBERTA UNIVERSITY EDMONTON CIRCULAR TURBULENT WALLS JETS EXPERIMENTS STUDIES PHOTOGRAPHIC GROWTH THREE DIMENSIONAL OPENINGS SMOOTH BOUNDARIES IMMERSED FLUIDS TANKS MIXING MOMENTUM BUOYANCY...

...N RAJARATNAM; L FLINT PETERSEN; REYNOLDS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1989 ALBERTA UNIVERSITY EDMONTON BC HYDRO VANCOUVER LOW REYNOLDS NUMBERS CIRCULAR TURBULENT JETS EXPERIMENTS PHOTOGRAPHY BEHAVIOUR SUBMERGED WATER WALLS VARIATIONS INITIAL LAMINAR LENGTH RATE GROWTH...

...DA ERVINE; HT HALVEY; JW HOYT; JJ TAYLOR DISPERSION WATER BEHAVIOUR JETS TURBULENT METHODS CHARACTERISTICS AIR MEASUREMENT FLUCTUATION SURFACE STABILITY DOPPLER PRESSURE INSTABILITY ATMOSPHERE AERATION PLUNGE POOLS POOLS Proc. lnstnCiu. Engrs, Part 2,1988,85, Mar.J, une...

...DA ERVINE; HT FALVEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1987 GLASGOW UNIVERSITY US BUREAU OF RECLAMATION BEHAVIOUR WATER JETS TURBULENT FREE ATMOSPHERE PLUNGE POOLS DIFFUSION SUBMERGED CORES IMPINGING AIR INNER CORE DECAY POOLS PRESSURE IMPACT ANALYSIS SHEAR LAYERS...

...KHM ALI; SY LIM © Thomas Telford and ICE 1986 LIVERPOOL UNIVERSITY KEBANGSAAN UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA SCOUR SUBMERGED LOCAL WALLS JETS WATER TWO DIMENSIONAL THREE DIMENSIONAL TURBULENT EXPERIMENTS SHALLOW DEPTH TAILWATER HOLES THEORY VELOCITY ANALYSIS BOUNDARIES SHEAR...

... of the characteristics of turbulent jets entering shallow receiving water. Two outfall situations which are commonin practice, the non-buoyant slot jet and the buoyant round jet, have been investigated. Hot-film anemometry in thfierst case, and asystem of thermistors in the second,were usedto quantify the various mixing...

... domain. Example 2 66. InFig. 8, adiagram is shown of the 40 m-tallmasterected attheUni- versity of Florence. In this example, the calculated response of the mast is shown when subjectedto turbulent wind with a meanwind speed of 18.80 m/s at aheight of 10 m. The specifications for the mast aregiven...

... in smootbhurtathetro supplementhtleiter- ature on elementarymixing length ideas. References 1 MASSEYB. S. Mechanics offluids. Van Nostrand Reinhold, Wokingham, 1983, 5th edn, 283-288. 2 ROTTAJ. C. Das in Wandnahe giiltige Geschwindigkeitsgesetz turbulenter Stromungen Ingenieur Archiv, 1950, 18,277-280. 3. MATTHEWG. D...

...RA FALCONER; THY TEBBUTT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1986 BIRMINGHAM UNIVERSITY SEVERN TRENT WATER AUTHORITY THEORY HYDRAULIC MODELS STUDIES TANKS CONTACT CHLORINE LABORATORIES FLOW PATTERNS ANALYSIS DISPERSION DIFFUSION LONGITUDINAL TURBULENT NUMERICAL VALUE TIME...

...JJJ CHEN; DIH BARR; JS MONTES; EJ SARGINSON; COLEBROOK WHITE; PRANDTL; REYNOLDS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1986 STRATHCLYDE UNIVERSITY TASMANIA UNIVERSITY SHEFFIELD UNIVERSITY SOLUTIONS EQUATIONS PIPES FLOW REYNOLDS NUMBERS TURBULENT FORMULAE FRICTION CHARACTERISTICS...

... PRELIMINARY EXCITATION TRANSVERSE WATER INTERNAL MASS ROTATIONAL WAVES RATIOS VALUE PRESSURE TURBULENT SCHELDT ANTWERP BELGIUM © Thomas Telford and ICE 1985 IMPERIAL COLLEGE Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 2, 1985,79, Sept., 483-509 8901 PAPER ENGINEERING GROUP Progressive...

...J R WEST; D W KNIGHT; K SHIONO; RICHARDSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1985 BIRMINGHAM UNIVERSITY TURBULENCE MEASUREMENT TRANSPORT COEFFICIENTS ESTUARIES MIXED PARTIALLY VELOCITY SALINITY VERTICAL DATA RICHARDSON NUMBERS EQUATIONS TURBULENT FIELD TECHNIQUES STRESS FLUX...

... in solutionforpiezometricgradientbeing implicit. The smooth turbulent logarithmic approximation in itsearliestevaluation is 1/42.= 1.8 10g(R/7) (24) where 1is the Darcy-Weisbach friction factor and Ris Reynolds number. 19. Although, as the Author has stated, the writerI4 has ascribed this approx- imationtoColebrook, he, thewriter...

... of a mathematical model to predict the tide induced circulation within a narrow entranced harbour, which experiences exceptipnally large spring tidal ranges. In the model, particular attention has been paid to the mathematical treatment of the convective accelerations and the inclusion of the turbulent Reynolds...

...SH CHUE; DIH BARR; COLEBROOK WHITE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1984 STRATHCLYDE UNIVERSITY FRICTION SKIN PIPES LAW UNIVERSAL EQUATIONS FLOW TURBULENT LAMINAR LOGARITHMIC Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 2, 1984,77, Dec., 519-522 DISCUSSION O N TECHNICAL NOTE 399 A pipe...

...SH CHUE; REYNOLDS JURUTERA KONSULTANT PIPES SKIN FRICTION LAWS UNIVERSAL TURBULENT FLOW LAMINAR REGIMES TRANSITION COMPUTERS REYNOLDS NUMBERS APPLICATIONS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1984 Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 2, 1984,77, Mar., 4 3 4 8 TECHNICAL NOTE 399 A pipe...

...R BETTESS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1984 HYDRAULICS RESEARCH SEDIMENTS TRANSPORT STREAMS GRAVEL COARSE TURBULENT ROUGH SLOPES FLOW DISCHARGES CURVES RATIOS DEPTH DIAMETER CHANNELS SAND BEDS MOTION METHODS FRICTION LAWS Proc. Instn Civ Engrs, Part 2, 1984,77, Mar...