This study presents a simplified approach to determine the end depth of a free overfall in horizontal U-shaped channels. The flow over the free overfall is simulated by that over a sharp-crested weir to calculate the end-depth ratio (EDR). The theoretical model is calibrated by the experimental data by considering the coefficient of velocity a free parameter. The EDR is 0.745 up to nondimensional critical depth 0.50; and then it decreases gradually as the nondimensional critical depth increases. A method to estimate discharge from the end depth is presented. The results obtained using the model agree satisfactorily with the experimental data and results obtained from the previous model of the author
REFINEMENTS are constantly being introduced in the methods of measuring flowing water. In recent ye...
In the present paper, the effects of side slopes, bed slopes and bed roughness on the flow over free...
Free surface flow in open channel transitions is characterized by distributions of velocity and pres...
This study presents a simplified approach to determine the end depth of a free overfall in horizonta...
A free overfall at the end of an open channel provides a simple means for measuring flow discharge. ...
The flow upstream of a free overfall from smooth inverted semicircular channels is theoretically ana...
A free overfall at the end of an open channel offers a simple means of measuring flow discharge. In ...
Abstract. In this paper, two methods are presented to analyse the free overfall in 1-shaped (equilat...
This paper presents a theoretical and experimental study on free overfall in a smooth inverted semic...
Free overfall can be used as a discharge measuring structure by a single measurement of end flow dep...
In this paper, two methods are presented to analyse the free overfall in Δ -shaped (equilateral tria...
A free overfall at the end of the channel is used as a flow measuring device. In this paper, theoret...
A free overfall at the end of the channel is used as a flow measuring device. In this paper, theoret...
Experimental observations showed that in a compound channel, the free surface elevation transverse t...
AbstractFree overfall can be used as a discharge measuring structure by a single measurement of end ...
REFINEMENTS are constantly being introduced in the methods of measuring flowing water. In recent ye...
In the present paper, the effects of side slopes, bed slopes and bed roughness on the flow over free...
Free surface flow in open channel transitions is characterized by distributions of velocity and pres...
This study presents a simplified approach to determine the end depth of a free overfall in horizonta...
A free overfall at the end of an open channel provides a simple means for measuring flow discharge. ...
The flow upstream of a free overfall from smooth inverted semicircular channels is theoretically ana...
A free overfall at the end of an open channel offers a simple means of measuring flow discharge. In ...
Abstract. In this paper, two methods are presented to analyse the free overfall in 1-shaped (equilat...
This paper presents a theoretical and experimental study on free overfall in a smooth inverted semic...
Free overfall can be used as a discharge measuring structure by a single measurement of end flow dep...
In this paper, two methods are presented to analyse the free overfall in Δ -shaped (equilateral tria...
A free overfall at the end of the channel is used as a flow measuring device. In this paper, theoret...
A free overfall at the end of the channel is used as a flow measuring device. In this paper, theoret...
Experimental observations showed that in a compound channel, the free surface elevation transverse t...
AbstractFree overfall can be used as a discharge measuring structure by a single measurement of end ...
REFINEMENTS are constantly being introduced in the methods of measuring flowing water. In recent ye...
In the present paper, the effects of side slopes, bed slopes and bed roughness on the flow over free...
Free surface flow in open channel transitions is characterized by distributions of velocity and pres...