Add to ORKGCER60GLS9.Prepared for U.S. Bureau of Public Roads.Includes bibliographical references.Presented at ASCE Hydraulics Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, August 20, 1958.A theory of scour for a three-dimensional jet impinging on an erodible bed is developed and applied to the analysis of experimental data obtained in the Hydraulic Laboratory, Colorado State University.Under contract CPR 11-7746
Local scouring is a natural phenomenon by the action of excessive excavation of sands and gravels fr...
The phenomenon of jet scouring has been studied extensively over the last 50 years with numerous exp...
Studies on scour had begun since 1939. Scouring in the vicinity of hydraulic structures are not desi...
CER60GLS12.Prepared for U.S. Bureau of Public Roads.Includes bibliographical references.Using the re...
Researchers have done studies on scour hole formation by culvert outlet over the years. A compendium...
Water jets impacting on a non-cohesive granular bed cause a dynamic pressure distribution on the sur...
Many studies investigate erosive processes occurring in non-cohesive granular materials downstream o...
Numerous studies have been conducted on scouring in a laboratory setting and most of them have been ...
Local scour due to 2-D submerged horizontal jets is a well-known topic of hydraulic research. If the...
Abstract — Laboratory tests were carried out to assess the local scour by three-dimensional wall jet...
The scour process induced by plunging jets is an important topic for hydraulic engineers. In recent ...
Scouring is a phenomenon of sediment transport caused by flowing water. In berthing harbors, the sed...
The local scour of a non-cohesive bed due to a 2-D submerged horizontal jet is investigated experime...
Scour process due to plunging jets is one of the most relevant topics for hydraulic engineers, espec...
The results of an experimental investigation of the time variation of scour hole and the flow charac...
Local scouring is a natural phenomenon by the action of excessive excavation of sands and gravels fr...
The phenomenon of jet scouring has been studied extensively over the last 50 years with numerous exp...
Studies on scour had begun since 1939. Scouring in the vicinity of hydraulic structures are not desi...
CER60GLS12.Prepared for U.S. Bureau of Public Roads.Includes bibliographical references.Using the re...
Researchers have done studies on scour hole formation by culvert outlet over the years. A compendium...
Water jets impacting on a non-cohesive granular bed cause a dynamic pressure distribution on the sur...
Many studies investigate erosive processes occurring in non-cohesive granular materials downstream o...
Numerous studies have been conducted on scouring in a laboratory setting and most of them have been ...
Local scour due to 2-D submerged horizontal jets is a well-known topic of hydraulic research. If the...
Abstract — Laboratory tests were carried out to assess the local scour by three-dimensional wall jet...
The scour process induced by plunging jets is an important topic for hydraulic engineers. In recent ...
Scouring is a phenomenon of sediment transport caused by flowing water. In berthing harbors, the sed...
The local scour of a non-cohesive bed due to a 2-D submerged horizontal jet is investigated experime...
Scour process due to plunging jets is one of the most relevant topics for hydraulic engineers, espec...
The results of an experimental investigation of the time variation of scour hole and the flow charac...
Local scouring is a natural phenomenon by the action of excessive excavation of sands and gravels fr...
The phenomenon of jet scouring has been studied extensively over the last 50 years with numerous exp...
Studies on scour had begun since 1939. Scouring in the vicinity of hydraulic structures are not desi...