Effects of Ice Covers on Alluvial Channel Flow and Sediment Transport Processes
Ice covers cause a number of changes in alluvial channel flows by approximately doubling the wetted perimeter and thereby producing a redistribution of the boundary and internal shear stresses. A series of flume experiments was conducted to investigate the effects of simulated ice covers on various...
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ftdtic:ADA066991 2023-05-15T16:37:15+02:00 Effects of Ice Covers on Alluvial Channel Flow and Sediment Transport Processes Sayre,W W Song,G B IOWA INST OF HYDRAULIC RESEARCH IOWA CITY 1979-02 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA066991 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA066991 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA066991 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS Hydrology Limnology and Potamology Snow Ice and Permafrost *SEDIMENT TRANSPORT *ICE *STREAMS WATER FLOW ALLUVIUM SHEAR STRESSES SAMPLING CHANNELS(WATERWAYS) HYDRAULIC MODELS COLD WEATHER TESTS *Ice cover Text 1979 ftdtic 2016-02-20T15:49:44Z Ice covers cause a number of changes in alluvial channel flows by approximately doubling the wetted perimeter and thereby producing a redistribution of the boundary and internal shear stresses. A series of flume experiments was conducted to investigate the effects of simulated ice covers on various characteristics of alluvial channel flows. In comparison to free-surface flows with the same unit discharge and energy slope, flows with simulated ice covers were found to have substantially larger depths and lower average velocities. Due mainly to the lower velocities sediment discharges were found to be sharply reduced. Flow in an ice-covered channel is divided by a plane of zero shear stress into a lower and an upper layer. To the extent that the shear stress and velocity distributions in the lower layer are the same as in a free surface flow with the same mean velocity, and depth equal to the thickness of the lower layer, relationships developed for flows in alluvial channels with a free surface can be used for predicting several features of flows in ice-covered alluvial channels. (Author) Text Ice permafrost Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database |
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Hydrology Limnology and Potamology Snow Ice and Permafrost *SEDIMENT TRANSPORT *ICE *STREAMS WATER FLOW ALLUVIUM SHEAR STRESSES SAMPLING CHANNELS(WATERWAYS) HYDRAULIC MODELS COLD WEATHER TESTS *Ice cover |
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Hydrology Limnology and Potamology Snow Ice and Permafrost *SEDIMENT TRANSPORT *ICE *STREAMS WATER FLOW ALLUVIUM SHEAR STRESSES SAMPLING CHANNELS(WATERWAYS) HYDRAULIC MODELS COLD WEATHER TESTS *Ice cover Sayre,W W Song,G B Effects of Ice Covers on Alluvial Channel Flow and Sediment Transport Processes |
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Hydrology Limnology and Potamology Snow Ice and Permafrost *SEDIMENT TRANSPORT *ICE *STREAMS WATER FLOW ALLUVIUM SHEAR STRESSES SAMPLING CHANNELS(WATERWAYS) HYDRAULIC MODELS COLD WEATHER TESTS *Ice cover |
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Ice covers cause a number of changes in alluvial channel flows by approximately doubling the wetted perimeter and thereby producing a redistribution of the boundary and internal shear stresses. A series of flume experiments was conducted to investigate the effects of simulated ice covers on various characteristics of alluvial channel flows. In comparison to free-surface flows with the same unit discharge and energy slope, flows with simulated ice covers were found to have substantially larger depths and lower average velocities. Due mainly to the lower velocities sediment discharges were found to be sharply reduced. Flow in an ice-covered channel is divided by a plane of zero shear stress into a lower and an upper layer. To the extent that the shear stress and velocity distributions in the lower layer are the same as in a free surface flow with the same mean velocity, and depth equal to the thickness of the lower layer, relationships developed for flows in alluvial channels with a free surface can be used for predicting several features of flows in ice-covered alluvial channels. (Author) |
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Effects of Ice Covers on Alluvial Channel Flow and Sediment Transport Processes |
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Effects of Ice Covers on Alluvial Channel Flow and Sediment Transport Processes |
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Effects of Ice Covers on Alluvial Channel Flow and Sediment Transport Processes |
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Effects of Ice Covers on Alluvial Channel Flow and Sediment Transport Processes |
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Effects of Ice Covers on Alluvial Channel Flow and Sediment Transport Processes |
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effects of ice covers on alluvial channel flow and sediment transport processes |
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1979 |
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