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Hydraulic Design Of Side Weirs B C Bromwich Ce Rickard Y Gasowski

Name: Hydraulic Design Of Side Weirs B C Bromwich Ce Rickard Y Gasowski
SKU: BELL-2219558
Price: 31.00 USD
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Hydraulic Design Of Side Weirs B C Bromwich Ce Rickard Y Gasowski instant download after payment.

Publisher: Thomas Telford Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.94 MB

Pages: 151

Author: B C Bromwich, CE Rickard, Y Gasowski, R W P May

ISBN: 072773167X

Language: English

Year: 2003

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Hydraulic Design Of Side Weirs B C Bromwich Ce Rickard Y Gasowski by B C Bromwich, Ce Rickard, Y Gasowski, R W P May 072773167X instant download after payment.

Side weirs are used widely in order to divert flows from rivers, canals, sewers and reservoirs. However, the hydraulic behaviour of this type of weir is complex and difficult to predict accurately by simple methods. This invaluable book presents a new design procedure that was developed by analysing published data on the performance of side weirs and using the results to calibrate a predictive numerical model. Presented in the form of graphs and simplified equations, this new method enables the flow rate discharged by a side weir to be determined by direct calculation.