The paper presents a new method for in site discharge estimation in pressured pipes. The method consists in using the water hammer equations solved with the method of characteristics with an unsteady friction factor model. The differential pressure head variation measured during a complete valve closure is used to derive the initial flow rate, similarly to the pressure-time (Gibson) method. The method is validated with a numerical experiment, and tested with experimental laboratory measurements. The results show that the proposed method can reduce the discharge estimation error by 0.6% compared to the standard pressure-time (Gibson) method for the flow rate investigation
Water hammer is an undesired hydraulic shock phenomenon in water supply pipe systems. It is very imp...
Omission of frequency-dependent hydraulic resistance (skin friction) during modelling of the water h...
Omission of frequency-dependent hydraulic resistance (skin friction) during modelling of the water h...
The knowledge of transient flow in pressure pipelines is very important for the designing and descri...
The flow rate is a challenging hydrodynamic parameter to measure in order to determine turbine effic...
Hydropower is a clean and sustainable energy resource developed since the late 19th century. To spec...
The aim of this master thesis is to explain using of the pressure-time method, commonly known as Gib...
Water hammer is a hydraulic transient problem which is commonly encountered in the penstocks of hydr...
The friction in non-stationary flow is an intriguing and interesting phenomenon. Many types of non-s...
Hydropower is an efficient renewable energy source able to regulate electrical grid fluctuations. Ho...
ABSTRACT The pressure-time (Gibson) method belongs to the primary methods of discharge measurement t...
Gibson's method, also known as pressure time method, is used to measure the discharge in hydropower ...
AbstractThis paper presents an analytical investigation of water hammer in a hydraulic pressurized p...
Fast acting valves are often applied for quick safety shut-down of pipelines for liquids and gases i...
This paper experimentally and numerically investigates the water hammer phenomenon in serially conne...
Water hammer is an undesired hydraulic shock phenomenon in water supply pipe systems. It is very imp...
Omission of frequency-dependent hydraulic resistance (skin friction) during modelling of the water h...
Omission of frequency-dependent hydraulic resistance (skin friction) during modelling of the water h...
The knowledge of transient flow in pressure pipelines is very important for the designing and descri...
The flow rate is a challenging hydrodynamic parameter to measure in order to determine turbine effic...
Hydropower is a clean and sustainable energy resource developed since the late 19th century. To spec...
The aim of this master thesis is to explain using of the pressure-time method, commonly known as Gib...
Water hammer is a hydraulic transient problem which is commonly encountered in the penstocks of hydr...
The friction in non-stationary flow is an intriguing and interesting phenomenon. Many types of non-s...
Hydropower is an efficient renewable energy source able to regulate electrical grid fluctuations. Ho...
ABSTRACT The pressure-time (Gibson) method belongs to the primary methods of discharge measurement t...
Gibson's method, also known as pressure time method, is used to measure the discharge in hydropower ...
AbstractThis paper presents an analytical investigation of water hammer in a hydraulic pressurized p...
Fast acting valves are often applied for quick safety shut-down of pipelines for liquids and gases i...
This paper experimentally and numerically investigates the water hammer phenomenon in serially conne...
Water hammer is an undesired hydraulic shock phenomenon in water supply pipe systems. It is very imp...
Omission of frequency-dependent hydraulic resistance (skin friction) during modelling of the water h...
Omission of frequency-dependent hydraulic resistance (skin friction) during modelling of the water h...