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Erosion by Plane Wall Jets with Minimum Tailwater

N. Rajaratnam, Roger K. Macdougall

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The results of an experimental study on the erosion of sand beds by plane water wall jets with minimum tailwater is presented. A comparison is made with the erosion caused by the corresponding deeply submerged water wall jet.

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The results of an experimental study on the erosion of sand beds by plane water wall jets with minimum tailwater is presented. A comparison is made with the erosion caused by the corresponding deeply submerged water wall jet.

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The results of an experimental study on the erosion of sand beds by plane water wall jets with minimum tailwater is presented. A comparison is made with the erosion caused by the corresponding deeply submerged water wall jet.

Key concepts: Tailwater, Erosion, Geology, Water discharge, Plane (geometry), Jet (fluid), Geotechnical engineering, Water erosion

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