Transport of sediment mixtures.
Robbie De Sutter, Marc Huygens, Ronny Verhoeven
Abstract
Robbie De Sutter, Marc Huygens, Ronny Verhoeven
Abstract
Sediments form mixtures of non-cohesive and cohesive materials in rivers, reservoirs or sewer systems. Both erosion and transport phenomena will differ completely from those observed in cases of "traditional" non-cohesive sediment transport. The erosion and transport of cohesive sediment mixtures is still not completely understood. Laboratory flume tests with artificial mixtures of non-cohesive and cohesive sediments are presented in this paper. Erosion rates are assessed as a function of the percentage of the cohesive binder. Rheology data are linked with erosive behaviour. The influence of a transient flow situation on the transport capacity is being examined for these mixtures.
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Sediments form mixtures of non-cohesive and cohesive materials in rivers, reservoirs or sewer systems. Both erosion and transport phenomena will differ completely from those observed in cases of "traditional" non-cohesive sediment transport. The erosion and transport of cohesive sediment mixtures is still not completely understood. Laboratory flume tests with artificial mixtures of non-cohesive and cohesive sediments are presented in this paper. Erosion rates are assessed as a function of the percentage of the cohesive binder. Rheology data are linked with erosive behaviour. The influence of a transient flow situation on the transport capacity is being examined for these mixtures.
Key concepts: Flume, Sediment transport, Erosion, Geotechnical engineering, Sediment, Rheology, Geology, Environmental science