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Mill Creek Channel, Walla Walla, Washington. Hydraulic Model Investigation.

Robinson,Deborah W, Ronald R. Copeland

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A 1:10-scale hydraulic model simulated a 40-ft-wide section of the channel with five stabilizers in a sand-gravel bed stream. Scour depths downstream from the stabilizers were observed and riprap protection was recommended. Riprap protection along the side slopes was also recommended. (Author)

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A 1:10-scale hydraulic model simulated a 40-ft-wide section of the channel with five stabilizers in a sand-gravel bed stream. Scour depths downstream from the stabilizers were observed and riprap protection was recommended. Riprap protection along the side slopes was also recommended. (Author)

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A 1:10-scale hydraulic model simulated a 40-ft-wide section of the channel with five stabilizers in a sand-gravel bed stream. Scour depths downstream from the stabilizers were observed and riprap protection was recommended. Riprap protection along the side slopes was also recommended. (Author)

Key concepts: Riprap, Channel (broadcasting), Hydrology (agriculture), Geology, Hydraulics, Mill, Section (typography), Geotechnical engineering

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