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Unsteady Open Channel FlowUnsteady open channel flows: Basic Solutions

In: Shallow Water Hydraulics

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  • Oscar Castro-Orgaz

    (University of Córdoba)

  • Willi H. Hager

    (VAW, ETH Zürich)

Abstract

Flow conditions in rivers are usually unsteady (Cunge et al. 1980; Sturm 2001; Chaudhry 2008), even though steady flow computations are conducted in engineering applications, as for determining an inundation area in hydrological studies. Further, the operation of man-made canals to control the water released from reservoirs implies unsteady maneuvers resulting in transient open channel flows.

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  • Oscar Castro-Orgaz & Willi H. Hager, 2019. "Unsteady Open Channel FlowUnsteady open channel flows: Basic Solutions," Springer Books, in: Shallow Water Hydraulics, chapter 5, pages 201-251, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-030-13073-2_5
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-13073-2_5
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