A study on vertical velocity profile with extra fine sediment in open channel
Changjun Zhu, Sha Li
Abstract
Changjun Zhu, Sha Li
Abstract
In order to further study the vertical velocity profile with suspended sediment in open channel, a series of experiments were conducted in a flume. The time average velocity data were calculated by the measured time average velocity data, and compared with the results obtained from dip modified log law for the vertical profile of open channel flow. The results indicate that the time-averaged velocity profile accord with the dip modified log law. However, under different conditions of flow and sediments and boundary, the related parameters in dip modified formula are different. The study of this paper can deepen the recognition of vertical distribution in open channel flow.
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In order to further study the vertical velocity profile with suspended sediment in open channel, a series of experiments were conducted in a flume. The time average velocity data were calculated by the measured time average velocity data, and compared with the results obtained from dip modified log law for the vertical profile of open channel flow. The results indicate that the time-averaged velocity profile accord with the dip modified log law. However, under different conditions of flow and sediments and boundary, the related parameters in dip modified formula are different. The study of this paper can deepen the recognition of vertical distribution in open channel flow.
Key concepts: Flume, Open-channel flow, Channel (broadcasting), Geology, Vertical velocity, Flow (mathematics), Flow velocity, Sediment